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Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro

Academy of Ancient Music

,Barbican Hall
Portrait of Richard Egarr

An irresistible blend of musical wit and social satire, Figaro is Mozart’s operatic masterpiece. AAM and a cast of Europe’s brightest young artists breathe vibrant new life into this classic opera.

A score fizzing with life and melody brings song to Beaumarchais’s provocative play, and colour to his captivating cast of characters – from the lascivious Count and bombastic Dr Bartolo to the gawky teenage Cherubino, charismatic Figaro and of course his clever wife-to-be Susanna.

Coming fresh from a brand-new production by Martin Lloyd-Evans at The Grange Festival, this concert performance promises an evening of laughter, throwing the spotlight onto Mozart’s glorious music with its much-loved arias and breathtakingly intricate ensembles.

Tagged with: Classical music Academy of Ancient Music 2018–19 Academy of Ancient Music 2018–19 Multibuy

The performance will have a 20-minute interval and finish at approximately 10.15pm.

In association with The Grange Festival. Sung in Italian with English surtitles.

Programme

Mozart The Marriage of Figaro (concert performance)

Performers

Academy of Ancient Music
Richard Egarr director & harpsichord
Toby Girling Count Almaviva
Simona Mihai Countess Almaviva
Ellie Laugharne Susanna
Roberto Lorenzi Figaro
Wallis Giunta Cherubino
Louise Winter Marcellina
Ben Johnson Basilio
Jonathan Best Bartolo
Richard Suart Antonio
Rowan Pierce Barbarina

Pre-concert talk, 6pm

Free to ticket-holders

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