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Opera in the Pub at The Union North Sydney
 

Opera . . . in a pub?  You heard right!  Opera Bites brings best-loved opera hits to the relaxed atmosphere of your local pub.

Opera Bites has partnered with The Union Hotel in North Sydney to bring you the world’s favourite opera highlights in the relaxed environs of a great local pub. 

​Tickets include a 90-minute, fully costumed show, upstairs in The Rooftop Bar.  Show starts 2.00pm. 

Fabulous food and drinks are available for separate purchase at the venue.  Enjoy a full meal or a light snack before, during or after the show.  View the delicious menu at https://www.unionhotel.com.au/menu

​​The Romance of Opera

The world’s greatest operas revolve around romance – stories of love which chart the heights and depths of drama and melody.  Join Opera Bites for a true feast of the senses with the most beautiful music to make you swoon.  From the breath-taking melodies of the Lakmé Duet to the soaring heights of Nessun Dorma and beyond, this is romance at its very best.  Experience the sublime, right in the heart of your favourite Sydney pub. 

​​Early bookings are highly recommended as our Opera in the Pub events are popular! 

BOOK NOW AT https://operainthepub-union-may.eventbrite.com.au

 

Event details

Venue: The Union Hotel 271 Pacific Highway North Sydney NSW 2060
Bookings: 0403 780 107
Start Date: Sunday 28 May 2023

Opera Bites Website: www.operabites.com.au

 

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