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Opera Prize

Sponsored by Ann Driver Trust

Sat 4 Feb, 7pm

I have personally enjoyed many of these competitions and can recommend  them If you haven't booked in for this Saturday already, perhaps the following programme may entice you in.

Programme

Vitor Bispo (Baritone) RAM


Hai già vinta la causa… Vedrò mentr’io sospiro - Le nozze di Figaro - Mozart

Questo amor - Edgar - Puccini

L'orage s'est calmé... O Nadir - Les pêcheurs de perles - Bizet


Rosalind Dobson (Soprano) RCS


Non, monsieur mon mari - Les mamelles de Tirésias - Poulenc

Nothing I ever Eat - Written on Skin - George Benjamin

Caro nome - Rigoletto - Verdi


Inguna Morozova (Soprano) GSMD


Ah, je ris de me voir - Faust - Gounod

I Want Magic! - A Streetcar named Desire - Previn

Song to the Moon - Rusalka - Dvořák


Erin Spence (Soprano) RWCMD


Come scoglio - Così fan tutte - Mozart

I Want Magic! - A Streetcar Named Desire - Previn

Enfin, je suis ici - Cendrillon - Massenet

Olivia Tringham (Soprano) RNCM


Come scoglio - Cosí fan tutte - Mozart

Tatíčku, vodníčku… Ó marno to Je - Rusalka - Dvořák

Csardas - Die Fledermaus - J Strauss II

Jamie Woollard (Bass) RCM


O Isis und Osiris - Die Zauberflöte - Mozart

O Ruddier Than The Cherry - Acis and Galatea - Handel

Gremin's aria - Eugene Onegin - Tchaikovsky


Ticket Pricing & Booking Information


Tickets £20, £26, £32, £38, FREE for 26-year-olds and under (ID may be required)

Group Discount (10% Discount) 10+

U3A Discount (10% Discount)

Doors Open 6pm

Performance Starts 7pm

Interval 70 minutes


Drink Arrangements – All drink consumed inside the premises must be purchased from the bar. These may be ordered in advance. Click here to view our Wine & Bar List.


N.B. Table booking facilities close a week before the performance date. Pre-order drinks facilities close at 4pm the day before a performance.


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