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La Boheme
Performed by the Dnipro Opera from Ukraine.
Featuring an impressive cast and accompanied by a live orchestra numbering over 30 musicians.
After last season’s premier in the UK, Armande Concerts are delighted to bring back Dnipro Opera from the Ukraine. This opera and ballet theatre company has a long-standing heritage of top-quality opera productions, and Armande Concerts are excited to bring them back to the UK in their 2024 Opera Season.
La Bohème, is Puccini’s passionate story of love at first sight set in 19th century Paris, in a Bohemian district where students and upcoming artists live.
La Bohème is a love story between Mimi and Rodolfo. Rodolfo the poet and his friends live their lives in freedom and independence but at the price of financial struggle. One day Rodolpho falls in love with his fragile neighbour Mimi, and life takes a turn for the better. But poverty and Mimi’s ill health confront the couple with a harsh reality. They soon realise that love cannot conquer all.
In, La Bohème, Puccini not only tells a tragic story, but also portrays the subculture of Bohemians in 19th century Paris. Their great desire for freedom and independence at any cost. At the time of the premier in 1896, this opera gave a new outlook on life through everyday subject matter.
Featuring an impressive cast and accompanied by a live orchestra numbering over 30 musicians.
After last season’s premier in the UK, Armande Concerts are delighted to bring back Dnipro Opera from the Ukraine. This opera and ballet theatre company has a long-standing heritage of top-quality opera productions, and Armande Concerts are excited to bring them back to the UK in their 2024 Opera Season.
La Bohème, is Puccini’s passionate story of love at first sight set in 19th century Paris, in a Bohemian district where students and upcoming artists live.
La Bohème is a love story between Mimi and Rodolfo. Rodolfo the poet and his friends live their lives in freedom and independence but at the price of financial struggle. One day Rodolpho falls in love with his fragile neighbour Mimi, and life takes a turn for the better. But poverty and Mimi’s ill health confront the couple with a harsh reality. They soon realise that love cannot conquer all.
In, La Bohème, Puccini not only tells a tragic story, but also portrays the subculture of Bohemians in 19th century Paris. Their great desire for freedom and independence at any cost. At the time of the premier in 1896, this opera gave a new outlook on life through everyday subject matter.
Wednesday 14 Feb 2024
Belgrade Theatre
Belgrade Square
Corporation Street West Midlands CV1 1GS
TIMES 7.30pmVENUE Main Stage
RUNNING TIME Approx. 2hrs 30mins, including interval
TICKETS From £18, including booking fee
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Belgrade Theatre
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