The Marriage of Figaro
T0134951831
The play on which Mozart's opera was set (and which was banned in Austria at the time as being subversive!). A riotous comedy where the virtuous unmask the immoral and the quick-witted servants undo their scheming masters. The Count's servant, Figaro, is arranging the final plans for his wedding to his beloved Suzanne, when he stumbles upon his master's plot to evoke the ancient right of
droit de seigneur. Can Figaro stop the Count or will the virtuous Suzanne stay a step head of everyone?
Archive :: production:T0134951831, play:S4164, venue:V241
Production details
A new translation of
The Marriage of Figaro by Beaumarchais. Transposed to Gujarat in western India, Ranjit Bolt's zesty translation ensures this will be an unmissable marriage across cultures.
