Performance

Venue	Glyndebourne
Town	Lewes
County	East Sussex
From	6th July 2003
To	24th August 2003
When	Jul 6, 9, 12, 16, 19, 25, Aug 1, 3, 7, 12, 15, 21, 24. Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £10.00. To £145.00.
Glyndebourne (V671)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Marriage of Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro)

Work:: The Marriage of Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro) (S2018)

Count Almaviva lusts after the delicious Susanna, Figaro's bride to be. The neglected Countess pines for her husband's attentions and, as she tries to make him jealous, love and suspicion abound. Figaro must unravel the threads before he and Susanna can tie the knot. Also performed as Figaro's Wedding and Figaro!. First performed at the Burgtheater in Vienna on 1 May 1786

Music	Mozart
Lyrics	Da Ponte (after [Beaumarchais])

Production:: (T01491148780)

Sun in Italian with English supertitles. A revival of the 2000 Festival Production sponsored by Coutts.

Producer	Glyndebourne Opera
Conductor	Mark Wigglesworth
Director	Graham Vick (Original Director)
Director	Jacopo Spirei (Revival Director)
Design	Richard Hudson
Lighting	Jennifer Tipton
Choreographer	Ron Howell (Original Movement Director)
Choreographer	Maxine Braham (Revival Movement Director)
Company	London Philharmonic Orchestra
Company	Glyndebourne Chorus
Performer	Christopher Maltman (Figaro)
Performer	Sarah Fox (Susanna)
Performer	Ruth Ziesak (Countess)
Performer	Mariusz Kwiecien (Count)
Performer	Jonathan Veira (Bartolo)
Performer	Diana Montague (Marcellina)
Performer	Linda Tuvas (Cherubino)
Performer	John Graham Hall (Don Basilio)
Performer	Graeme Danby (Antonio)
Performer	Andrew Forbes-Lane (Don Curzio)
Performer	Claire Ormshaw (Barbarina)

Listing:: L02027485377

Current production:Work

Production details

Sun in Italian with English supertitles. A revival of the 2000 Festival Production sponsored by Coutts.

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