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Thursday 6 May 2010
Don Pasquale

Keel Watson Don Pasquale
Mary O’Sullivan Norina
Nick Sharratt Ernesto
Owen Gilhooley Malate

Dominic Wheeler conductor
William Oldroyd director
Agnes Treplin designer
Matthew Haskins lighting designer

Donizetti Don Pasquale (sung in English)

This is a comedy with zest, cream, and an Italian accent – think zabaglione! – in a new production by William Oldroyd.

Keel Watson plays Don Pasquale, a stubborn, competitive, old bachelor – and here a tyrant conductor – who wants to procure a young wife. He seems set to steal from his nephew a beautiful, and apparently submissive bride – but his clumsy wooing turns to painful woe when she reveals her own mind.

Watch ETO's James Conway reveal the history of Donizetti's biggest success, the challenges faced by the producer, and how a singer inspired him to put on this opera:

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Keel Watson as Don Pasquale. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith


Dine-and-Concert
A special Dine-and-Concert offer is available for this performance, to include canapés, interval drinks, and a three-course dinner. Please choose between pre-concert (from 5.30pm) or post-concert dinner. £65 (includes top price opera ticket).


Snape Maltings Concert Hall
7.30pm

Tickets: £28, £25, £21, £16, £11 (under 27s half price)


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English Touring Opera

This Spring, English Touring Opera present three of the wittiest works of the repertoire, taken from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.

These very different operas – all of them describing the events of one day – find comedy in stifling Sevillian manor houses, in enchanted woods, and in dusty bachelors’ quarters.

Thursday 6 May
Don Pasquale

Friday 7 May
The Marriage of Figaro

Saturday 8 May
The Starry Welkin
For children aged 4-8

Saturday 8 May
A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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