Set in Cornwall, this operetta tells the story of the cursed Baronets of Ruddigore in an hilarious tale of mistaken identities, professional bridesmaids, ghosts, unrequited love and a witch's curse all wrapped up in Victorian Melodrama.

The cast of this hugely talented Society will have audiences on the edge of their seats by the end of the night.

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Booking info:
Book Online - www.cornex.co.uk or ring the Box Office 01223 357851

Tuesday 25, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 November:
La tragédie de Carmen by Bizet.
Sung in French with English surtitles

La tragédie de Carmen is opera at its most powerful, a raw and visceral adaptation of Bizet's most popular work. Peter Brook and his collaborators have crafted a concentrated night of theatre that focuses on the fatal relationships between the gypsy, soldier, village girl and bullfighter.

The score retains all of the most famous musical moments of the original; Carmen's ‘Habanera' and ‘Seguidilla', Don Jose's ‘Flower Song', and Escamillo's swaggering ‘Toreador Song'.

Wednesday 26 and Saturday 29 November
Rusalka by Dvořák -
Sung in English

She is the mermaid forbidden to mix with mortals. He is the handsome prince for whom she risks everything. Together they embark on a love affair that sees her sacrifice her home and her immortality. Dvorak's rapturous score, presented here in an acclaimed chamber version, is crowned by the poignant ‘Song to the Moon'.

Booking Info:
Book Online - www.cambridgeartstheatre.com or ring the box office - 01223 503333

Tuesday 25, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 November:
La tragédie de Carmen by Bizet.
Sung in French with English surtitles

La tragédie de Carmen is opera at its most powerful, a raw and visceral adaptation of Bizet's most popular work. Peter Brook and his collaborators have crafted a concentrated night of theatre that focuses on the fatal relationships between the gypsy, soldier, village girl and bullfighter.

The score retains all of the most famous musical moments of the original; Carmen's ‘Habanera' and ‘Seguidilla', Don Jose's ‘Flower Song', and Escamillo's swaggering ‘Toreador Song'.

Wednesday 26 and Saturday 29 November
Rusalka by Dvořák -
Sung in English

She is the mermaid forbidden to mix with mortals. He is the handsome prince for whom she risks everything. Together they embark on a love affair that sees her sacrifice her home and her immortality. Dvorak's rapturous score, presented here in an acclaimed chamber version, is crowned by the poignant ‘Song to the Moon'.

Booking Info:
Book Online - www.cambridgeartstheatre.com or ring the box office - 01223 503333

Tuesday 25, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 November:
La tragédie de Carmen by Bizet.
Sung in French with English surtitles

La tragédie de Carmen is opera at its most powerful, a raw and visceral adaptation of Bizet's most popular work. Peter Brook and his collaborators have crafted a concentrated night of theatre that focuses on the fatal relationships between the gypsy, soldier, village girl and bullfighter.

The score retains all of the most famous musical moments of the original; Carmen's ‘Habanera' and ‘Seguidilla', Don Jose's ‘Flower Song', and Escamillo's swaggering ‘Toreador Song'.

Wednesday 26 and Saturday 29 November
Rusalka by Dvořák -
Sung in English

She is the mermaid forbidden to mix with mortals. He is the handsome prince for whom she risks everything. Together they embark on a love affair that sees her sacrifice her home and her immortality. Dvorak's rapturous score, presented here in an acclaimed chamber version, is crowned by the poignant ‘Song to the Moon'.

Booking Info:
Book Online - www.cambridgeartstheatre.com or ring the box office - 01223 503333

Tuesday 25, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 November:
La tragédie de Carmen by Bizet.
Sung in French with English surtitles

La tragédie de Carmen is opera at its most powerful, a raw and visceral adaptation of Bizet's most popular work. Peter Brook and his collaborators have crafted a concentrated night of theatre that focuses on the fatal relationships between the gypsy, soldier, village girl and bullfighter.

The score retains all of the most famous musical moments of the original; Carmen's ‘Habanera' and ‘Seguidilla', Don Jose's ‘Flower Song', and Escamillo's swaggering ‘Toreador Song'.

Wednesday 26 and Saturday 29 November
Rusalka by Dvořák -
Sung in English

She is the mermaid forbidden to mix with mortals. He is the handsome prince for whom she risks everything. Together they embark on a love affair that sees her sacrifice her home and her immortality. Dvorak's rapturous score, presented here in an acclaimed chamber version, is crowned by the poignant ‘Song to the Moon'.

Booking Info:
Book Online - www.cambridgeartstheatre.com or ring the box office - 01223 503333

Tuesday 25, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 November:
La tragédie de Carmen by Bizet.
Sung in French with English surtitles

La tragédie de Carmen is opera at its most powerful, a raw and visceral adaptation of Bizet's most popular work. Peter Brook and his collaborators have crafted a concentrated night of theatre that focuses on the fatal relationships between the gypsy, soldier, village girl and bullfighter.

The score retains all of the most famous musical moments of the original; Carmen's ‘Habanera' and ‘Seguidilla', Don Jose's ‘Flower Song', and Escamillo's swaggering ‘Toreador Song'.

Wednesday 26 and Saturday 29 November
Rusalka by Dvořák -
Sung in English

She is the mermaid forbidden to mix with mortals. He is the handsome prince for whom she risks everything. Together they embark on a love affair that sees her sacrifice her home and her immortality. Dvorak's rapturous score, presented here in an acclaimed chamber version, is crowned by the poignant ‘Song to the Moon'.

Booking Info:
Book Online - www.cambridgeartstheatre.com or ring the box office - 01223 503333

This magnificent traditional production will be performed by handpicked international soloists alongside the full Chisinau National Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus in an amphitheatre setting intriguingly converted into the attics and backstreets of Bohemian Paris. The poignancy of this tragic opera is set against the stunning backdrops inspired by Chagall, Renoir and the Impressionists and Act 2 will even boast snow!

This beautiful production will feature authentic costume of the period and of course the most romantic music Puccini ever wrote, including the famous aria Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen.

Sung in Italian with English surtitles.

London Opera Productions has worked for a number of years in conjunction with London Opera Players who, before they closed, gave several highly successful Barn Theatre performances, their last being The Marriage of Figaro in 2006. We are very glad to welcome back many of the same singers, now performing with equal brilliance for the sister company. They will be accompanied, as usual, by a hard-working quintet.

During a long interval people can enjoy their picnics in the lovely surroundings adjacent to the Barn. Bring your own picnics, rugs and/or picnic chairs and a large umbrella!

Black tie preferred for the Saturday performance.

London Opera Productions has worked for a number of years in conjunction with London Opera Players who, before they closed, gave several highly successful Barn Theatre performances, their last being The Marriage of Figaro in 2006. We are very glad to welcome back many of the same singers, now performing with equal brilliance for the sister company. They will be accompanied, as usual, by a hard-working quintet.

During a long interval people can enjoy their picnics in the lovely surroundings adjacent to the Barn. Bring your own picnics, rugs and/or picnic chairs and a large umbrella!

Black tie preferred for the Saturday performance.

Programme details:

A selection of well known arias from:

Julius Caesar
Marriage of Figaro
Barber of Seville
Eugene Onegin
Carmen
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compositions by Schumann, Schubert, Rachmaninoff, Piazzolla & Kern
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piano solo works by Liszt, Chopin & Verdi