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Reviews!!! 'A light, sophisticated piece of opera theatre...Think of it as a companion piece to the Menier hit revival of Sunday in the Park With George, but with better tunes.' -THE STAGE 'The Gilbertian libretto is full of verbal felicities...seems sure to tour.' -BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE 'The Perfect Picnic is to opera what the iPod is to the gramophone. Its accessibility, simplicity and sleek design make it the impeccable evening’s entertainment' - MY LONDON YOUR LONDON 'The high calibre cast hit just the right notes' - THE LONDONIST 'A show that should give pleasure to many....not only a 'perfect picnic' but also a perfect introduction to what opera is all about.' - CLASSICAL SOURCE 'I look forward to the next production by Opera on The Run with anticipation' - EXTRA!EXTRA! "Saturday' s visit by Opera on the Run was a huge success. This excellent team of young singers, who were highly praised at last year's Edinburgh festival gave the premiere of their production, The Perfect Picnic, a cleverly re-worked entertainment that set Mozart’s music to a modern libretto." - Dartmouth Chronicle 'The
Perfect Picnic was the perfect night out...Sophisticated, fresh
& funny' “…Terrific – excellent singing, highly original and witty script delivered clearly and with a wonderful sense of fun and real enjoyment.” - Debbie Rigg, Festival Manager Salisbury International Festival 2006
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STOP PRESS - JANUARY 2008 The Perfect Picnic is playing at Jermyn Street Theatre! Call 020 7287 2875 to book January 15th to February 2nd Tuesday to Saturday at 730pm, Sunday at 330pm (Not Mondays) Cast: Tim Armstrong-Taylor, Ian Bloomfield, Cheryl Enever, Lynn Marie Boudreau, Clare Kinson, Melinda Hughes and Paul Badley Directed by Ian Bloomfield Set to the music of Mozart and with a champagne sparkling new libretto 'The Perfect Picnic' is a wonderfully light hearted entertainment combining elements of theatre and opera to produce a quintessentially English tale of love and misunderstanding at a summer's Opera Gala in the park. Tim Armstrong-Taylor and Ian Bloomfield serve up a wonderful smorgasbord of beautiful singing, comedy and drama in this unique piece of 'Opera Theatre.' Neither an opera nor a play and certainly not music theatre this entertainment demands a new category of its own. |
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