| Friday, 17th July 2009 | ||
| 8:00 pm |
A concert performance of Mozart’s famous opera. Meet the much put upon Countess and her sparkling servant Susanna – minx of the household; Cherubino, the boy page professing undying love for any female within 20 paces; Figaro, Susanna’s adoring fiance, and the lascivious Count, out to snare any woman who isn’t his wife, but particularly Susanna.
The action bowls along at a cracking pace accompanied by a select band of virtuoso instrumentalists, Bacchanale are a hot ticket at the moment. They have been taking the audience’s breath away for five years with brilliant concerts by brilliant performers under the baton of Miranda Lisk, all done with informality and fun. This dynamic and virtuosic group of professional musicians is committed to inspiring new generations with an energetic and exciting approach to classical music. Sung in English.
” – youth, beauty, professionalism, musicality and sparkling stage presence” Lily Neal’s review of of Carmen in 2008.
TICKETS: Adults £12.00, Friends £11.50, ES40’s/Students £6.00