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Puccini Gianni Schicchi | Mid Wales Opera

About

The greedy relatives of the dead Buoso Donati mourn his passing, though in truth, they’re far more interested in the contents of his will. On learning that they have all inherited nothing, Lauretta, whose engagement to Donati’s nephew Rinuccio is now in jeopardy, persuades her father, the wily Gianni Schicchi, to help them. But Schicchi has his own ingenious solution to the problem and as his plans come to fruition all hell breaks loose amongst the relatives…

Brimming with energy, with a fast-moving plot full of twists, turns and madcap ensembles, Puccini’s gloriously melodic score includes one of his best-loved arias “O mio babbino caro”. This jewel of a piece is followed by a second half feast of popular Italian music presented by MWO’s 15-strong company of singers and musicians.

Before the evening performance….

Discover the world of the production up close with Mid Wales Opera’s 6.30pm Touch Tour. Led by Production Manager Bridget Wallbank or Artistic Director Richard Studer, this handson preshow experience invites audiences to explore selected props, costumes, and tactile elements from our touring production of Gianni Schicchi before the evening performance. 

Touch Tour has Limited availability - please contact your local Box Office to secure a place in advance. 

Guide Prices

Tickets: £18.00
Under 21: £5.00
plus booking fee

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Map & Directions

Puccini Gianni Schicchi | Mid Wales Opera Small Stage Autumn Tour - Abergavenny

Type:Opera

Borough Theatre, Cross Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 5HD

Opening Times

Performance (19 Nov 2026)
DayTimes
Thursday19:30

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