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Irish National Opera Roadshow © Ros Kavanagh i
Irish National Opera Roadshow
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21 April 2018
Dublin / Ireland
Roadshow
As part of MusicTown 2018, our Platform Member, Irish National Opera, organized a free performance of a new production of Mozart's short opera Der Schauspieldirektor (The Opera Director), particularly aimed at young people. The performance featured a cast of young Irish singers directed by Caroline Staunton, and the Irish Chamber Orchestra conducted by Sinéad Hayes. The performance is particularly aimed at those who have not been to the opera before.
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Irish National Opera Roadshow © Ros Kavanagh i
Irish National Opera Roadshow © Ros Kavanagh i
Irish National Opera Roadshow © Ros Kavanagh i
Irish National Opera Roadshow © Ros Kavanagh i
Irish National Opera Roadshow © Ros Kavanagh i
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