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Pergolesi's La Serva Padrona is one of the most famous of all 18th-century intermezzos, comic operas by another name. There's a big hint in the title - 'The Maid as Mistress' - which suggests the domestic goings on to follow. Uberto is angry that his young ward Serpina is behaving insolently towards him. If he has a wife, that should help calm the stormy waters at home. But Serpina has her own ideas on what Uberto should do, and enlists the help of Vespone and a disguise to bring them about.

Creatives/Company

Author: Pergolesi
Lyrics: Gennaro Antonio Federico (after the play by Jacopo Angello Nelli)

Archive listings for La Serva Padrona

Work type: Opera or Operetta.

T01079116495

Sung in English. Approx. running time 45 minutes.Producer Royal Opera House. Conductor Andrew Griffiths. Director Harry Fehr. Design Becs Andrews. Lighting David Howe. Performer Jeremy White (Uberto). Performer Ana James (Serpina).
1 Nov 06 to 4 Nov 06Royal Opera House, West End :: V377
listing details L1439293424

T01386723865

Company Glasgow Opera Buffa.
6 Nov 99Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow :: V612
listing details L660996926

T1398555118

Company Operaletta.
10 Sep 98 to 12 Sep 98The Rondo, Bath :: V855
listing details L751534762
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