Clonter's Barber of Seville

BACK ON TRACK - BOOK NOW... Barber of Seville 17 - 24 July Our profound apologies if you have TRIED to book for this production already, and have encountered an error message, but we are now delighted to announce that we are BACK ON TRACK. The Book Now buttons have been reinstated and so you are once again able to book online. Thank you for your patience. We are now SOLD OUT for all Band A tickets on Saturday 17th July, so if you are planning to come, do book as soon as you can. If you are a Friend, you are able to reserve tickets for 24 hours (normally this would be a week, but due to the much reduced availability of tickets, and the timescale of the booking period, this year, this has been reduced). If you would like to Become a Friend to take advantage of this benefit, please click here. While we have your attention… Opera Novice Night - Please note that if you are a current Clonter supporter, but are unable to come to any other performances, or you wish to bring an Opera Novice to this particular performance, tickets are available for £80 (In line with the Tuesday 20th July – Band ! - Rows B – K ticket price). More Info & To Book We hope to see you in July.

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