The Barber of Seville
Rossini - Spring Season
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Job vacancy: Administrator (Maternity Cover)
9th May 2012
English Touring Opera is looking for an outgoing and supportive Administrator, with excellent communication and organisation skills, to join our vibrant team.Read more
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Miracle Theatre goes into production on Tin – The Movie
4th May 2012
Miracle Theatre is producing a feature film based on its recent sell-out show Tin, made in collaboration with English Touring Opera. Read more
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James Conway to speak at HowTheLightGetsIn festival
4th May 2012
ETO’s General Director James Conway to speak at philosophy and music festival HowTheLightGetsIn on 8 June 2012.Read more
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ETO Conductors to appear on new BBC Two series Maestro at the Opera
1st May 2012
Two of ETO’s conductors are to appear as expert mentors on BBC Two’s new conducting competition Maestro at the Opera, which starts on BBC Two on Friday 4 May at 9pm.Read more
From the Blog
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L plates soprano: compromise
5th March 2012
This morning the cast and crew of The Barber of Seville are undertaking a run of the opera’s first act, but where’s Nicholas Sharratt? Count Almaviva is off sick, but don’t panic! Double-act Andrew ...Read more
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L-plates soprano: A question of winning
23rd February 2012
This week, aspiring soprano Lizzie Marshall witnesses two very different conflict scenes.Read more
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L-plates soprano: from the rehearsal room
16th February 2012
Lizzie Marshall, an ETO networker, recent graduate and aspiring soprano, is at Three Mills studios watching ETO's rehearsals. This week, she discusses Eugene Onegin's famous letter scene.Read more
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Choosing the operas for the autumn 2012 season
3rd February 2012
As I speak at opera and music club meetings around the country, I am often asked 'How do you choose the operas?', or even 'Why did you choose those operas?'Read more
Your latest comments
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Said Dawyne O.
about Eugene Onegin -
We saw Barber of Seville at The Hawth, Crawley and absolutely loved the production. It was just excellent. Will be awaiting your return!
Said Laura Forster
about The Barber of Seville -
It’s an absolute delight – it just sparkles. I love this company because they’re so committed: it really comes across that they enjoy everything they do.
Said Audience member (Warwick Arts Centre)
about The Barber of Seville
I was unable to go to the Barber of Seville, but made the Saturday production of Eugene Onegin in Cheltenham. It was an opera that I knew nothing about, and I enjoyed it immensely. Please just go on doing what you are doing!