Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	28th August 2012
To	28th August 2012
When	18:30
Prices	From £13.00. To £55.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 4 Jul 12 - T1761938494

Prom 60 - Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro

Work:: Prom 60 (S5997)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro (T1761938494)

Semi-staged; sung in Italian. Since its inception, opera at Glyndebourne has been almost synonymous with Mozart, The Marriage of Figaro being the first work to be performed there, in May 1934. Servants outwit their master again in this latest production, new for 2012, which confirms a recent preference for period instruments. There will be one interval. Finish time approx. 22:20

Performer	Katie Bray (mezzo-soprano / / Second Bridesmaid)
Performer	Ellie Laugharne (First Bridesmaid)
Performer	Vito Priante (bass / Figaro)
Performer	Lydia Teuscher (soprano / Susanna)
Performer	Sally Matthews (soprano / Countess Almaviva)
Performer	Audun Iversen (baritone / Count Almaviva)
Performer	Andrew Shore (baritone / Bartolo)
Performer	Ann Murray (mezzo-soprano / Marcellina)
Performer	Isabel Leonard (mezzo-soprano)
Performer	Alan Oke (tenor / Don Basilio)
Performer	Nicholas Folwell (baritone / Antonio)
Performer	Colin Judson (tenor / Don Curzio)
Performer	Sarah Shafer (soprano / Barbarina)
Company	Glyndebourne Festival Opera
Company	Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Conductor	Robin Ticciati
Director	Michael Grandage

Listing:: L2089293905

Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro

Semi-staged; sung in Italian. Since its inception, opera at Glyndebourne has been almost synonymous with Mozart, The Marriage of Figaro being the first work to be performed there, in May 1934. Servants outwit their master again in this latest production, new for 2012, which confirms a recent preference for period instruments. There will be one interval. Finish time approx. 22:20

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