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The Barber of Seville

Friday February 10, 2023
A production photo showing the cast of The Barber of Seville by the Ulster Touring Opera Co.
Show Date & Time:
Friday February 10, 8:00pm
Ticket Price:

€20/€17

Booking fee:

€1 PER TICKET

Bribery, deception and disguise!

Ulster Touring Opera return with a brand new production of Rossini’s immortal comedy.

Figaro, town barber and jack-of-all-trades, is going to need all his wiles to outwit old Dr Bartolo.

Carrickfergus-born mezzo-soprano Sarah Richmond sings Rosina in an international cast featuring Thomas Chenhall as the industrious barber and rising star Jack Roberts as the lovestruck Count. Following his success in our A Night at the Opera tour, Belfast baritone Malachy Frame rejoins UTO in the role of Basilio, and Spanish soprano Lorena Paz Nieto takes on the fiery role of Berta. The fully-staged production will be sung in English in Amanda Holden’s beloved translation.

With vocal fireworks, scheming lovers and one very busy barber, Rossini’s comic opera is bursting with fun, mischief and the world’s best tunes.

Audience reaction to UTO presents A Night at the Opera:

“The whole evening was wonderful. The voices were superb.It was obvious that the company enjoyed what they were doing.”

“I enjoyed everything about tonight, if there were more events like this I would go.”

“All performers were so professional and animated in their performances. I loved everything.”

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