Mozart BASTIEN AND BASTIENNE
Written in 1768, when Mozart was only twelve, this dramatic
love-story is one of Mozart’s earliest operas.
Although very young,
Mozart already had excellent vocal writing skills and a talent for
parody and whimsy that still delights the modern day audience.
Bastien
and Bastienne are young lovers who are destined to be together – but
does the path of true love ever run smoothly? Sung in English and revived by Emma Doyle, this charming 45-minute piece is the perfect introduction to opera and a revelation of young Mozart for seasoned opera fans.
"...deft
production keeps the interest alive with lots of inventive comic
business."
John Allen, THE IRISH TIMES
Supported by 
The Norman Gallery Rathnure, Co. Wexford Saturday September 3rd 3pm €18 (€15 conc)
http://www.normangallery.com/howtofindus.htmBooking by telephone only: (01) 670 8326
The Mill Theatre Dundrum, Dublin 14 Sunday September 4th 8pm €18 (€15 conc)
www.milltheatre.ie(01) 296 9340
Booking fee applies.
Anaverna House Ravensdale, Dundalk, Co. Louth Friday September 9th 8pm €20 (€5 student)
http://www.anaverna.com/concerts/?page_id=12Booking by telephone only: (043) 938 0836
Arrive early to Anaverna House to enjoy a delicious pre-opera supper for an additional €20.
Supper commences at 6.30pm
Farmleigh Phoenix Park, Dublin 8 Saturday September 10th 3pm FREE - tickets on a lottery basis - tickets will be drawn by the OPW
www.farmleigh.ieBooking via Farmleigh's website only.
Borris House Borris, Co. Carlow Sunday September 11th 3pm €18 (€15 conc)
www.gbshawtheatre.ie(059) 917 2400
Arrive early to the majestic Borris House and indulge yourself in a sumptuous Afternoon Tea for an additional €10.
Afternoon Tea commences at 2pm.
Directions to Borris House: http://www.borrishouse.com/find_us.htm
