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Tag Archives: King’s Head
Don’t get ripped off: the rageoffstage guide to real value for money at the theatre
We have already read with interest about the phenomenon of premium pricing and other theatre rip-offs and shared some of our experiences. What is the common theme here? Producers will charge what they think they can get. Our motto is … Continue reading
A Tornado in Covent Garden? OperaUpClose transforms Madame Butterfly at the Kings Head
What is the Butterfly Effect? It is postulated that a small change at one place in a complex system can have a large change at another, ie, when a butterfly beats its wings in Brazil, it can cause a tornado … Continue reading
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Tagged King's Head, London's Little Opera House, Madame Butterfly, OperaUpClose
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We loved opera invigorated by pub theatre setting!
La Boehme – Soho Theatre – ‘OperaUpClose’ – 16th January 2011 What is OperaUpClose? According to the King’s Head website “OperaUpClose is dedicated to presenting new, difficult and classic operas in intimate spaces with world-class trained singers and directors, bringing … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, King's Head, La Boehme, London's Little Opera House, OperaUpClose, Soho Theatre
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