The Barber of Seville (Il Barbiere Di Siviglia)

T1775484255
Il barbiere di Siviglia. A young English aristocrat arrives in Seville to woo the lovely Rosina. However, she is being pursued by an unscrupulous older man, Bartolo and it is only with the ingenious help of the quick thinking barber, Figaro, that the situation is rescued.

Music	Rossini
Lyrics	Sterbini (after [Beaumarchais])

Archive :: production:T1775484255, opera or operetta:S1872, venue:V203

Production details

Sung in Italian with English surtitles Jun 14 - Young Artists Performance

Special Performances

16 Jun 24 Touch Tour
16 Jun 24 Audio Described

Performance

Venue	Opera Holland Park - Open Air Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	4th June 2024
To	21st June 2024
When	19:30. Sun 14:00
What is currently on at Opera Holland Park - Open Air Theatre (V203)

Reviews

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Company

Producer	Opera Holland Park
Company	City of London Sinfonia
Company	Opera Holland Park Chorus
Conductor	Charlotte Corderoy
Director	Cecilia Stinton
Design	Neil Irish
Lighting	Robert Price
Other	Dominic Ellis-Peckham (chorus master)
Conductor	Anna Castro Grinstein (young artists creative team)
Director	Lysanne van Overbeek (young artists creative team)
Other	Aya Robertson (young artists creative team - Repetiteur)
Performer	Paul Grant (Figaro)
Performer	Elgan Llyr Thomas (Count Almaviva)
Performer	Heather Lowe (Rosina)
Performer	Stephen Gadd (Doctor Bartolo)
Performer	Jihoon Kim (Don Bisilio)
Performer	Jack Holton (Fiorello)
Performer	Janis Kelly (Berta)
Performer	Dragos Andrei Ionel (Ambrogio)
Performer	Daniel Barrett (Figaro - young artists cast)
Performer	Marcus Swietlicki (Count Almaviva - young artists cast)
Performer	Ellen Pearson (Rosina - young artists cast)
Performer	Samuel Snowden (Doctor Bartolo - young artists cast)
Performer	Masimba Ushe (Don Basilio - young artists cast)
Performer	Einar Stefansson (Fiorello - young artists cast)
Performer	Faryl Smith (Berta - young artists cast)

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