Così Fan Tutte Opera

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Così fan tutte Tickets

10 to 24 September 2010, Royal Opera House

Classical opera meets contemporary style in this ever-popular staging of Mozart’s operatic gem that brings its look – and its relevance – right up to date. But Jonathan Miller’s production for The Royal Opera also focuses on the timeless themes of a drama that sees two men test the loyalties of their girlfriends to breaking point. Part comedy, part tragedy, it is a wry study in love, manipulation and trust. Music by Mozart is in turn poignant and stoic, heartfelt and romantic, and includes several famous arias and ensembles you are sure to remember.

Running time: 3 hours 30 minutes

Book best stalls seats for Così fan tutte at London Royal Opera House (London, UK) from 10th to 24th September 2010 with Premier Events. To buy your Così fan tutte opera tickets, call 020 7283 4040 or book your ticket online.

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