Acis and Galatea
Work:: Acis and Galatea (S1854)
A great love story, the sea nymph Galatea's passion for her shepherd Acis turns from joy of the opening pastoral to dark despair as Acis is slain by Polyphemus.
Acis and Galatea, with libretto by John Gay, was first performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden (the name of the first theatre on the Royal Opera House site), in 1736. It received further performances in 1824 in the second Theatre Royal.
Production:: (T70559498)
Students present a complete performance, in English, of this baroque masterpiece.
Listing:: L0344995379
Craig-y-Nos Theatre, Swanses. Box Office: 01874 690 254
Production details
Students present a complete performance, in English, of this baroque masterpiece. Craig-y-Nos Theatre, Swanses. Box Office: 01874 690 254