Two decades after the events of The Marriage of Figaro, the Count and Countess Almavivia
have relocated to Paris, both of them hiding past sins. When a villain discovers the family secrets, the Almavivas seem certain to lose their fortune as well as their reputations.
Figaro must come to the rescue yet again, using all of his wit and wisdom.
This Off Grand production, presented in partnership with LA Theatre Works,
is a "radio theater-style" live performance that will keep you guessing as
to who comitted the greater sin.
In partnership with LA Opera, LA Theatre Works presents a "radio theater-style" performance of the third and least-known of Beaumarchais' celebrated Figaro plays. Two decades after The Marriage of Figaro, the Count and Countess Almaviva have relocated to Paris, both of them hiding past sins. When a villain uncovers the family secrets, the Almavivas seem certain to lose their fortune as well as their reputations. Figaro must come to the rescue yet again, using all of his wits and wisdom, to ensure that all is forgiven in the end.
This rare performance of the play is directed by Michael Hackett and will be presented at UCLA's James Bridges Theater (235 Charles E. Young Drive East, Los Angeles, 90095).
Tickets go on sale to the general public Tuesday, December 9, 2014. Call the Box Office at 213.972.8001 to find out how to become eligible for the pre-sale.
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