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Venue	Bristol Hippodrome
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	29th October 2021
To	30th October 2021
Bristol Hippodrome (V856)
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Date of change: 20 Jul 21 - T091065287

The Barber of Seville (Il Barbiere Di Siviglia)

Work:: The Barber of Seville (Il Barbiere Di Siviglia) (S1872)

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])

Production:: (T091065287)

Sung in Italian with English (and Welsh in some venues) surtitles

Company	Welsh National Opera
Conductor	Tomas Hanus
Conductor	Frederick Brown
Director	Giles Havergal
Design	Russell Craig
Lighting	Davy Cunningham
Performer	Nico Darmanin (Count Almaviva)
Performer	Nicholas Lester (Figaro)
Performer	Heather Lowe (Rosina)
Performer	Andrew Shore (Doctor Bartolo)
Performer	Isabelle Peters (Berta)
Performer	Angharad Morgan (Berta)
Performer	Keel Watson (Basilio)
Performer	HOward Kirk (Fiorello)
Performer	Martin Lloyd (Officer)
Performer	Simon Crosby Buttle (Ambrogio)
Performer	Alastair Moore (Notary / Mayor)
Performer	Helen Greenaway (Bag Lady)
Performer	Emma Mary Llewellyn (Innkeeper's Wife)
Performer	Michael Clifton-Thompson (Policeman)
Performer	Huw Llywelyn (Policeman)
Performer	Gareth Lloyd (Inkeeper)
Performer	Julian Boyce (Rosina Fan)
Performer	Laurence Cole (Berta Fan)
Performer	Jasey Hall (Rosina Fan)
Performer	Stephen Wells (Priest)

Listing:: L0706567241

Production details

Sung in Italian with English (and Welsh in some venues) surtitles

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