Opera Bites St Patrick’s Day Celebration

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Opera Bites, Sydney’s Favourite Boutique Opera Company returns with Love, Luck & Leprechauns, a St Patrick’s Day Celebration like no other.  Complete with a glass of champagne on arrival and canapes served throughout the performance, relax in this elegant local pub and luxuriate in fully costumed operatic splendour, with music you’ll know and love along with a few new twists.

Opera Bites takes you on this Irish inspired operatic journey.  Fully narrated in true Opera Bites style, the performance is perfect for avid opera lovers and newbies alike.
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Tickets $95 + booking fee (includes entertainment, champagne and substantial canapes)

Details and bookings at www.operabites.com.au

 

The performers: Rae Levien (soprano)/ Eliane Morel (mezzo)/ Peter-John Layton (tenor)/ Murray Dahm (bass/narrator)/ Zsuzsa Gizcy (Music Director/Pianist)

 

 

 

 

 

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