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Opera in the Pub at The Harold
 

Opera . . . in a pub?  You heard right!  Following numerous sell-out events, Opera Bites’ winning formula is back, and we couldn’t be more excited.    

Opera Bites has partnered with The Harold in Glebe to bring you the world’s favourite opera highlights in the relaxed environs of a great local pub.  This historic pub was actually our first ever Opera in the Pub venue, way back in 2010!  It’s now under new management, freshly refurbished and better than ever.

​Tickets include a 90-minute, fully costumed show, upstairs at The Harold.  Show starts 7.30pm. 

Fabulous food and drinks available for separate purchase at the venue.  HAPPY HOUR from 5-7pm.  All day kitchen open till 10pm for pre-, mid- or post-show dining.

​​The History of Opera – in just 90 minutes!

Come on a dynamic time-travelling odyssey with Opera Bites.  Join us as we travel through the history of Opera in its entirety from 1600 to the present day - in just 90 minutes!  Expect to hear your favourites, un-earth some new ones, come across familiar composers and strangers, laugh, cry and learn!  Fully costumed and served up in typical Opera Bites style.

Early bookings are highly recommended as previous events have completely sold out.

 

Event details

Venue: The Harold 70A Ross Street Forest Lodge 2037
Bookings: https://operainthepub-harold-september.eventbrite.com.au
Start Date: Tuesday 05 September 2023

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