Vivaldi’s L’Olimpiade

Pavilion Theatre, Saturday 4th May - Tuesday 7th May

Four young people, one an Olympic champion. Tangled relationships. Forbidden love, twice over. An unsuccessful assassination. An execution avoided. And a royal father who has to accept his children as they are.

Irish National Opera continues its award-winning exploration of Vivaldi’s operas with the work which started the 20th-Century revival of the composer's works for the stage.

L’Olimpiade brims with opportunities for all seven characters, showing their personalities and feelings through arias that range from the explosive and almost instrumentally virtuosic, to the slow exploration of more tender thoughts.


Date:
Saturday 4th May - Tuesday 7th May
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
€36 - €39
Address:
Pavilion Theatre, Marine Road, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, Ireland

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