Opera Kipling present Mozart’s Opera, The Marriage of Figaro
Monday 1st September, 4pm-5:50pm
Opera company presents a classic accessible twist on Mozart’s classic wedding day!
On 1st September, Opera Kipling (OffFest Finalists 2024, OffFest Finalists 2023 and London Pub Theatre Awards Semi-Finalists 2023) will present their brand-new version of Mozart’s Opera, The Marriage of Figaro, in The Walled Garden, Lamport Hall, Northampton.
As Figaro and Susanna prepare to wed, a tangled web of secrets, mistaken identities, and forbidden desires threatens to upend their big day. Set amidst the winding halls and hidden passageways of a noble estate, the opera unfolds with dazzling arias, soaring ensembles, and brilliant comedic flair. Whether you're a devoted opera lover or a newcomer to the genre, join us for a night of
music, mischief, and matrimonial mayhem. This is the wedding of the year — and you’re invited.
Opera Kipling were formed in 2019, by young professionals to bring accessible up-close Opera to audiences across the UK. - Newly-produced for the Camden Fringe 2025, this high quality, accessible, production of The Marriage of Figaro is designed to appeal to opera novices and veterans alike. - It importantly also gives chances to emerging artists to add important roles to their repertoire.
- The show is family friendly however we suggest a viewing age of 12+
- Sung in Italian, with comic subtitles in English.
- Tickets: £20/£17 (conc.)
- Doors open at 3:30pm.
For Further Information contact:
Robert Tilson Tel: 07854658945
Email: opera.kipling.productions@gmail.com
Company Reviews for:
Hansel & Gretel
★★★★★ The wonderful pocket-sized opera company, Opera Kipling,
returns to Camden Fringe with another enticing offering: Hansel & Gretel. And it’s another gem. - The Reviews Hub
★★★★★ A musical gem, and Opera Kipling more than did it justice -
London Pub Theatres La Cenerentola
★★★★.5 ‘Opera on the fringe? Yes please! Opera Kipling’s refreshing
staging of Rossini’s Cinderella is an unpretentious treat!...[it] woos us with its glitter, attention to nostalgic minutiae, and a stunning score’ – Mark Aspen