Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Royal Concert Hall
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	20th February 2003
To	20th February 2003
When	19:15
Prices	From £5.00. To £36.50.
Theatre Royal (V462)
Current/Future Listings
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The Secret Marriage

Work:: The Secret Marriage (S2082)

The most popular of Cimarosa's fifty or so comic operas, The Secret Marriage received its second performance on the same night as the first. Leopold II enjoyed the opera so much, he gave the cast supper and commanded a full encore! Its wit and verve, which anticipate Rossini, have ensured that its popularity has never waned, and it is one of the few opere buffe of the period that has stood the test of time.

Author

Cimarosa

Production:: (T991748988)

First performed by Opera North in 1993, this production is as pacy and intelligent as you would expect from Jonathan Miller. It is revived by Mark Tinkler, with attractive eighteenth century sets and costumes, and a very funny English translation by Simon Rees. Sung in English. Running time 2 hours 30 minutes.

Company	Opera North
Conductor	Wyn Davies
Director	Jonathan Miller (original director)
Director	Mark Tinkler (revival director)
Design	John Conklin
Costume	Stephen Rodwell
Lighting	Colin Smith
Translation	Simon Rees
Performer	Mary Nelson (Carolina)
Performer	Natasha Jouhl (Elisetta)
Performer	Wynne Evans (Paolino)
Performer	Louise Mott (Fidalma)
Performer	Henry Waddington (Geronimo)

Listing:: L501238729

Production details

First performed by Opera North in 1993, this production is as pacy and intelligent as you would expect from Jonathan Miller. It is revived by Mark Tinkler, with attractive eighteenth century sets and costumes, and a very funny English translation by Simon Rees. Sung in English. Running time 2 hours 30 minutes.

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