Performance

Venue	Longborough Festival Opera
Town	Moreton-in-Marsh
County	Gloucestershire
From	3rd July 2015
To	19th July 2015
When	Jul 3, 7, 11, 15, 19 at 18:30
Longborough Festival Opera (V1570387415)
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Date of change: 8 Jul 15 - T0516396859

Don Pasquale

Work:: Don Pasquale (S1920)

The opera tells the story of how one old man learns a harsh and expensive lesson when he tries to stand in the way of true love. In the finest traditions of the genre we enjoy disguises, crooked lawyers, scheming doctors and at its heart, two love-truck youngsters trying to find a way to be together. Above all, Donizetti's score is suffused with beauty and vivacity from which a torrent of wonderful music tumbles. First performed in 1843.

Music	Donizetti
Lyrics	Giovanni Ruffini
Lyrics	Donizetti
Book by	Anelli

Production:: (T0516396859)

Performances on 3, 7, 11, 15 July begin at 6.30 pm and have a 90 minute dining interval. The performance on Sunday 19 July begins at 3 pm and has a 75 minute afternoon tea interval. Sung in Italian with English surtitles.

Producer	Longborough Festival Opera
Conductor	Thomas Blunt
Director	Alan Privett
Design	Lara Booth
Lighting	Anna Sbokou
Director	Jo Meredith (movement director)
Performer	David Stout
Performer	Susanna Hurrell (Norina)
Performer	Jesus Alvarez (Ernesto)
Performer	Gary Griffiths (Malatesta)
Performer	Sarah Minns (ensemble)
Performer	Chiara Vinci (ensemble)
Performer	Aino Konkka (ensemble)
Performer	Emma Watkinson (ensemble)
Performer	Laurence Panter (ensemble)
Performer	Rhodri Prys Jones (ensemble)
Performer	Ricardo Panela (ensemble)
Performer	James Davies (ensemble)

Listing:: L01170232748

Current production:Work

Production details

Performances on 3, 7, 11, 15 July begin at 6.30 pm and have a 90 minute dining interval. The performance on Sunday 19 July begins at 3 pm and has a 75 minute afternoon tea interval. Sung in Italian with English surtitles.

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