Ciao, Compare – An Italian Christmas

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Ciao, Compare – An Italian Christmas, features tenor Lorenzo Rositano, soprano Aimee O’Neill and all-round entertainer, Glenn Amer performing beloved Italian songs and arias sung in Italian and English, alongside some of the most popular Christmas songs.

The program includes opera highlights, songs by Mario Lanza and Dean Martin such as O Sole Mio, That’s Amore as well as Christmas songs including The Holy City and O Holy Night. 

The name of the show Ciao, Compare was inspired by the Robert Goulet song bearing the same name and this song will open the show.

Tickets: Adult: $44, Concession: $39 / Discounts available for Riverside Theatres’ Members. Transaction fees: phone $4.60, web $3.60, counter $2.60

Bookings or from the Box Office (02) 8839 3399

 

 

 

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