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George Frideric Handel's Partenope London Coliseum Theatre Tickets & Info
Experience the luxury of London Coliseum Theatre, providing an extraordinary backdrop for George Frideric Handel's Partenope's performance. For those who appreciate special treatment, our VIP experiences include post-performance gatherings. Tickets for the event will have you joining a history of content opera-goers. The festival's branding is consistent and memorable, enhancing its reputation. Don't undervalue the significance of audience involvement in the George Frideric Handel's Partenope London theatre experience. Join us for a memorable day where sound and opera come together at the George Frideric Handel's Partenope event.
About George Frideric Handel's Partenope at London Coliseum Theatre
George Frideric Handel's Partenope includes the aria 'Non son io ' which is a climactic moment of the operatic production. Addressing the theme of disguise Partenope includes figures hiding their real selves. The opera was one of Handel's few to include a significant role for a deep vocal range. Moreover, Partenope's aria 'Furibondo spira il vento ' is one of the composer's most powerful and demanding. Featuring a libretto by Silvio Stampiglia, the opera was reworked from a former composition by the same name; remarkably, Partenope was one of the few Handel operas to include a major part for a vocalist.
London Coliseum Theatre
London Coliseum Theatre was the first London venue to stage a production of 'The Phantom of the Opera '. In 2018 the London Coliseum Theatre celebrated the English National Opera's 50th anniversary at the venue. In 1923, the London Coliseum Theatre hosted a charity performance in aid of the Red Cross in Britain. During the 1920s the London Coliseum Theatre was a hub for mute movie showings with live orchestral accompaniment. Dress Circle's front row is elevated just enough to see over the musician's area. Balcony's seats are the best for admiring the theatre's overhead artwork. Street performers often entertain crowds outside the Coliseum Theatre before shows. A hidden garden behind the London Coliseum Theatre offers a quiet retreat.
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