The Marriage of Figaro

The Marriage of Figaro is one of opera’s most beloved comedies — a Mozart masterpiece based on Beaumarchais’ scandalous play. First performed in Vienna in 1786, the opera has captivated audiences for nearly two and a half centuries.

Rich with iconic arias and ensemble pieces, The Marriage of Figaro, sung in Italian with English recitatives and surtitles, is celebrated for its emotional depth, brilliant comic timing, and sheer musical joy. The score features some of Mozart’s most inspired writing, spanning tender lyricism and sparkling buffo comedy alike.

A cornerstone of the operatic repertoire — and a thrilling challenge for any ensemble to perform.

THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO

Count Almaviva

Ryan Moilliet (August, 14, 7:30 pm ; August 15, 7:30 pm)

Henry Irwin (August 15, 2:00 pm ; August 16, 2:00 pm)

Countess Rosina Almaviva

Michelle Veronesi (all dates)

Susanna, the countess's maid

Christina Nasr (August, 14, 7:30 pm ; August 15, 7:30 pm)

Kendra Fredette (August 15, 2:00 pm ; August 16, 2:00 pm)

Figaro, personal valet to the count

John Holland (all dates)

Cherubino, the count's page

Gabrielle de Grandmont (all dates)

Marcellina, Doctor Bartolo's housekeeper

Heather McGrath (August, 14, 7:30 pm ; August 15, 7:30 pm)

Denise Williams (August 15, 2:00 pm ; August 16, 2:00 pm)

Bartolo, doctor from Seville, also a practising lawyer

Henry Irwin (August, 14, 7:30 pm ; August 15, 7:30 pm)

Joseph Ernst (August 15, 2:00 pm ; August 16, 2:00 pm)

Basilio, music teacher

Lucas Kuipers (all dates)

Don Curzio, judge

Lucas Kuipers (all dates)

Barbarina, Antonio's daughter, Susanna's cousin 

Adrienne Gord (all dates)

Antonio, the count's gardener, Susanna's uncle

Henry Irwin (August, 14, 7:30 pm ; August 15, 7:30 pm)

Joseph Ernst (August 15, 2:00 pm ; August 16, 2:00 pm)