11:00 a.m., Saturday, April 30, 2022
Houston Grand Opera’s Opera to Go! presents “The Barber of Seville in Texas” (Bilingual)
The year is 1840. Rosina, an orphan, travels from Spain and happily arrives in Texas to live with her uncle, Dr. Bartolo. It’s love at first sight between Rosina and Almaviva, a local ranch owner. Dr. Bartolo won’t allow Rosina out of her room, so she sneaks a note to Almaviva. It is written in Spanish and he cannot understand it. His good friend, Figaro, the famous barber and sabe-lo-todo, helps him translate Rosina’s letter. Will disguises, dictionaries, and shaving cream be enough to confound Dr. Bartolo and can Figaro unite the young lovers before the setting of the Texas sun?
Download the Study Guide from the Houston Grand Opera here.
HGO COVID Protocol
- All audience members, including ushers and staff must wear a face mask regardless of vaccination status.
- Adequate face masks must cover both the nose and mouth, seal firmly along the face, and not have an exhalation valve. Masks should have at least two layers of tightly woven fabric. Bandanas and single layer neck gaiters may not be worn as face masks.
- If an audience member, usher or staff member tests positive for COVID-19 on a day that a performer was present or 48 hours after a performance, we request that Cypress Creek FACE be informed so that we may contact HGO.
Performance Location: Mangum-Howell Community Center, 2500 Frick Rd. (inside Doss Park)
Date & Time: 11:00 a.m., Saturday, April 30, 2021
Tickets: FREE
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