"Opera Souffle"

Opera Soufflé

Recipe:
Take a saucy serenade, a swirl of salome and some scurrilous sorcery
Stir in several freshly squeezed sweet songs and a sliver of salieri
Mix in a scoop of satan and a seductive sprinkling of scorching sensuality and bake until sizzling
Season with syncopation, serve on a bed of saltarello and garnish with a sprig of summertime.

Et violà! The perfect Opera Soufflé


Tickets: £16 or £30. Tickets from September
Location & time: .

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"AUDITIONS"

Auditions for
• “L’occasione fa il ladro” by Rossini
• “Trial by Jury” by Gilbert & Sullivan
• “Divas!” a one act divertissement based on Mozart’s Impresario
• Other, one-off, events

Monday Dec 6th, Tuesday Dec 7th between 12.00 and 18.00

The Music Studios
29 Marylebone Lane.
Nearest tube – Bond St


Tickets: NA
Location & time: The Music Studios 29 Marylebone Lane. Nearest tube – Bond St . Monday Dec 6th, Tuesday Dec 7th between 12.00 & 18.00

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"What a Trial!"

Join Opera Minima professionals in a series of music sessions and workshops based on “Trial by Jury” by Gilbert and Sullivan.
Thanks to a generous Grassroots grant, we are able to offer these workshops for only £5 to anyone who wants to learn about what it takes to sing opera.
No previous experience needed.

Comments after last year’s workshop – “L O V E D every minute of it”, “I ... feel privileged to sing with the professionals", ” Looking forward to next year already!”

Limited numbers; first come first served.


Tickets: £5
Location & time: Great Easton, Leics.

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"L'Occasione fa il ladro"

Rossini's comedy of lost luggage

An engaged couple who have never met, a girl escaping from a stalker, a penniless traveller with his eye on the main chance and several cases of mistaken identity.

Tickets: to be confirmed. Tickets available March 2011
Location & time: The Old Corset Factory, Great Easton and elsewhere. May 2011

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"Comedy Double Bill"

In Donizetti’s "Il campanello di notte", the resourceful tenor eventually rescues the soprano from the designing bass.
In Scarlatti’s "Lesbina e Adolfo", it’s the bass who wins the girl.

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