Shows
Don Giovanni
Mozart's Don Giovanni will be performed at the Assembly Rooms Theatre on 1st, 2nd and 5th March, 2022.
Based on the story of Don Juan, Don Giovanni follows a young man who is irresistible and irresponsible in his quest for love. The libertine catches the hearts of many ladies, but for how long can he get away with his amoral wrongdoings? DOE’s production, set in 2017 Britain follows the stories of the women affected by Don Giovanni’s behaviour and presents the fate of toxic masculinity.
TW: suggestion of sexual assault, suggestion of domestic abuse, stabbing, gun violence, general violence, blood, alcohol/intoxication and swearing
Tickets:
Mixed Messages
Durham Opera Ensemble presents Mixed Messages - a partially student-written show about love, temptations and promises.
A young couple have their loyalties tested when their stag and hen parties end up on the same night and through some bad luck, at the same location. A night of drunkenness, complications and temptation ensues. Will they stay loyal or will the pressures of the night break them? With dialogue written by Edward Wenborn and music by Verdi, Gilbert & Sullivan, Bizet and Mozart, Mixed Messages gives the old classics a new twist in its contemporary setting.
Caedmon Hall, Durham
25-26 November, 2021
7pm
Pirates of Penzance
Durham Opera Ensemble is excited to announce that we will perform "Pirates of Penzance" by Gilbert and Sullivan in Durham's Assembly Rooms Theatre, on the 27th of June, 2021.
Full cast and Production team presentation will be published on our social media.
Tickets are available here:
An Introduction to Opera
'The Champagne Song' from Die Fledermaus Act 2 Finale
Members of the DOE Exec
'Hm hm hm' Quintet from The Magic Flute Act 1 Scene I
Tamino - Matt Jackson
Papageno - Ed Wenborn
The Three Ladies - Lauren Bagge, Beth Yates, Freya Firth-Robson
'Pur ti miro' Duet from L'incoronazione di Poppaea Act 3 Finale
Poppaea - Lily McNeil
Nerone - Mathilde Brun
'The Peasants' Chorus' from Eugene Onegin Act 1 Scene I
Members of the DOE Chorus
'The Sailors' Chorus' from Dido and Aeneas Act 3 Scene I
Soprano - Becky Eckley-Smith, Rebecca Troy, Steph Ormond
Mezzo-Soprano - Olivia Jones, Emma Jones
Tenor - Matt Jackson, Jacob Bie
Bass - Alex Dingley, Gabriel Ferrante
Act 1 Finale from HMS Pinafore; or, The Lass That Loved a Sailor
Josephine - Emma Burke
Cousin Hebe - Isabella Reed
Ralph Rackstraw - To be confirmed
Boatswain - Ben Lycett
Dick Deadeye - Gabriel Ferrante
Members of the DOE Chorus
DOE Chorus
Soprano - Amy Davis, Emily Tarbuck, Becky Eckley-Smith, Beth Yates, Emma Jones, Emma Burke, Lily McNeill, Mathilde Brun, Rebecca Troy, Steph Ormond, Lauren Bagge
Mezzo-Soprano - Isabella Reed, Olivia Jones, Maisie Tipping, Freya Firth-Robson
Tenor - Matt Jackson, Jacob Bie
Bass - Ed Wenborn, Ben Lycett, Alex Dingley, Gabriel Ferrante