The Marriage of Figaro
9 - 10 October | The Oxford Playhouse
Photography © Tom Weller
“Director Katie Blackwell brings inventive wit and pace to a modern interpretation” ★ ★ ★ ★ Stagetalk Magazine
“a wonderfully entertaining production, filled with beautiful singing, clever staging, and far more humour […] Under Katie Blackwell’s direction the pacing remained strong throughout, balancing the comedy and musical performances without either feeling rushed […] an impressive production” ★ ★ ★ ★ ½ A Youngish Perspective
“a triumph of musical precision, comic timing and operatic charm […] With Katie Blackwell’s direction bringing freshness and pace to the action, the entire evening felt polished, perfectly co-ordinated, and thorough engaging. The balance between musical excellence and theatrical comedy was spot on. […] a delightful celebration of Mozart, full of wit and warmth” - The Daily Info
“a production concerned with immediacy […] buzzing with electric energy […] living theatre.” - The Oxford Blue
“Director Katie Blackwell zones in on the opera’s vivid sense of place […] Beneath the slapstick is a family in genuine crisis. Blackwell balances the two realities with real nuance and a large dose of fun […] the audience engaged from first scene to the last, the ensuing applause rightly long and heartfelt.” OxinaBox
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Director: Katie Blackwell
Conductor: John Warner
Oxford Opera Orchestra
Translation: George Robarts
Assistant Musical Director: Stephen Clarke
Assistant Director: Persia Babayan Taylor
Set design: Emma Turner
Costume design: Fred Broom
Lighting design: Catja Hamilton
Producer: Jessie Anand
Repetiteur: Berrak Dyer
DSM: Alexandra Brown
ASM: Jasmine Dittman
Wardrobe: Kathryn -
Susanna - Rachel Speirs
Figaro - Hugo Herman Wilson
Countess Almaviva - Nikolett Mraz
Count Almaviva - Jack Holton
Cherubino - Gabriella Noble
Bartolo - Frazer Scott
Marcellina - Rebecca Afonwy Jones
Basilio - Alexander Aldren
Antonio - Aaron Holmes
Barbarina - Erin Alexander
Ensemble: Fiona Hymns, Serenna Wagner, Phoebe Rayner, Liberty Anstead, Stephen Whitford, Lars Fischer, Robin Gruffudd Hughes, Marcus Burton