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Immerse yourself in the perfect blend of wit, passion, and controversy that defines Mozart's timeless opera. Against the backdrop of Sydney's stunning harbor and vibrant cityscape, prepare to be enveloped in a truly glamorous affair. Since its debut in 1786, this Mozart gem has captivated audiences with its blend of romance, social commentary, and comedic brilliance, all woven together with Mozart's enchanting melodies and a touch of drama. The Marriage of Figaro unfolds on the whimsical canvas of Figaro and Susanna's wedding day.
From the captivating overture to Susanna's enchanting "Deh vieni, non tardar" and Figaro's playful "Non più andrai," Mozart's masterpiece promises an enchanting experience for opera enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Director Sir David McVicar's innovative direction, alongside the Australian debuts of Gordon Bintner and Michael Sumuel, ensures a performance that will leave a lasting impression. Witness this spectacular rendition of The Marriage of Figaro at the iconic Joan Sutherland Theatre.
Follow the journey of Figaro and Susanna, a devoted couple preparing for their nuptials. Their happiness is jeopardized by the unwanted advances of their employer, the charming yet morally questionable Count Almaviva. As the Countess joins forces with the couple to thwart her husband's advances, a series of mistaken identities involving a young romantic (Cherubino) and a meddling older woman (Marcellina) ensue, leading to uproarious chaos. Beneath its comedic facade, The Marriage of Figaro serves as a poignant critique of authority and privilege, remaining as daring, timeless, and relevant as ever.
Allow 3.6 hours. This is the scheduled length of the experience; it varies with the ticket type you select and how busy the attraction is on the day.
No. This ticket is non-refundable once booked, so it cannot be cancelled for a refund and no partial refund is given for unused entry. Check the date and ticket type before paying.
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Essential Information for Your Visit Event Details Genre: Opera Opening Date: 31 Jul 2025 Closing Date: 27 Aug 2025 Venue: Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House Theatre Capacity: 1507 Facilities: Toilets, Lifts Dress Code: Smart casual Cast & Production Team Key Cast : Gordon Bintner as the Count, Kiandra Howarth (31 July - Aug 16) and Jane Ede (Aug 19-27) as the Countess, Michael Sumuel as Figaro, Siobhan Stagg as Susanna, Emily Edmonds as Cherubino Conductor : Teresa Riverio Böhm Director : David McVicar Set & Costume Designer : Jenny Tiramani Lighting Designer : David Finn Revival Dir
Sydney, Australia
NSW 2000
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