


Three operas. Three worlds. One aria about a cat. What more could you ask for in an evening?
Oh, there is also the aria that Mr Bean lip-synced on holiday too.
Puccini's triple-threat trilogy returns.
Il Trittico has everything, with the tragedy of jealousy in Il tabarro, the agonising shame of Suor Angelica and the hilarious antics of Gianni Schicchi.
This masterpiece of melodrama, despair, and comedy will take you on a journey from darkness to light.
Il tabarro
Giorgetta, the wife of Michele, a Parisian barge owner, has fallen in love with Luigi, one of her husband’s workers in the dockyard – though Michele is growing increasingly suspicious. Michele forces Luigi to admit his relationship with Giorgetta and then strangles him. He covers the body with the cloak he used to wrap Giorgetta and their child, who died in infancy. Giorgetta, repentant, approaches – and Michele reveals her lover’s corpse.
Suor Angelica
Sister Angelica has been forced to enter a convent by her family, following a scandal. Her aunt, the Princess pays her first visit since Angelica entered the convent years ago, asking Angelica to sign over her inheritance to her younger sister. But the Princess comes with devastating news of Angelica’s illegitimate son, whom she has thought of every day since she entered the convent. Two years ago, at the age of five, the boy died. Overwhelmed with despair, Suor Angelica takes poison. Realising that suicide is a mortal sin, she prays to the Virgin Mary for forgiveness.
Gianni Schicchi
When Buoso Donati dies, his family are horrified to learn that he has left all his money to a monastery. They turn to the cunning Gianni Schicchi to help them change his will. But the plan backfires! Gianni Schicchi, impersonating Donati, makes a will leaving the best of the inheritance to himself – while cheerfully reminding the outraged family of the gruesome punishment they face if their plot is revealed.
3hr 40min. Including 2 intervals.
Opera, West End
Age 5+. Children under the age of five are not permitted into the theatre. Children over the age of five must have their own ticket and sit next to an accompanying adult.
5th March, 2027
18th March, 2027
By: Giacomo Puccini.
Libretto by: Giuseppe Adami (Il tabarro) and Giovacchino Forzano (Suor Angelica and Gianni Schicchi).
Director: Richard Jones.
Choreography: Sarah Fahie (Il tabarro and Suor Angelica), Lucy Burge (Gianni Schicchi).
Sets: Ultz (Il tabarro), Miriam Buether (Suor Angelica), John Macfarlane (Gianni Schicchi).
Costumes: Nicky Gillibrand.
Lighting: D. M. Wood (Il tabarro and Suor Angelica), Mimi Jordan Sherin (Gianni Schicchi).
Cast list: Natalya Romaniw, Étienne Dupuis, SeokJong Baek, Katia Ledoux, Sam Carl, Alexander Kravets, Ermonela Jaho, Raehann Bryce-Davis, Monika-Evelin Liiv, Elena Zilio, Lily Mo Browne, Emmanuel Fonoti-Fuimaono, Giorgi Guliashvili, Seohyun Go, Hannah Edmunds, Bryn Terfel, Elena Villalón, Nico Darmanin, Henry Waddington, Ailish Tynan, Mihai Damian, Grace Durham, Sam Hird, Giovanni Romeo and Thomas Allen.
Location: West End
Railway station: Charing Cross
Bus numbers: (Aldwych) RV1, 6, 11, 13, 23, 59, 68, 87, 171, 172, 188, X68
Night bus numbers: (Aldwych) 6, 23, 188, N11, N13, N26, N47, N68, N87, N89, N155, N171, N551
Car park: Drury Lane, Parker Street (7mins)
Directions from tube: (3 mins) The Royal Opera House is off Covent Garden piazza, which is visible from the tube station exit. There is a revolving door entrance at the piazza.
| Day of week | Matinee | Evening |
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| Monday | - | - |
| Tuesday | - | 6:30 PM |
| Wednesday | - | - |
| Thursday | - | - |
| Friday | - | 6:30 PM |
| Saturday | - | - |
| Sunday | 3:00 PM | - |
Three operas. Three worlds. One aria about a cat. What more could you ask for in an evening?
Oh, there is also the aria that Mr Bean lip-synced on holiday too.
Il Trittico - Royal Ballet and Opera is 3hr 40min. Including 2 intervals.
Royal Opera House.
The price for tickets to Il Trittico - Royal Ballet and Opera starts at £53.
Age 5+. Children under the age of five are not permitted into the theatre. Children over the age of five must have their own ticket and sit next to an accompanying adult.
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