The South Sea Bubble at the Reform Club, Thursday 25 August 2022

Our new Ballad Opera” The South Sea Bubble” will be presented in the Library of the Reform Club in Pall Mall on Thursday 25 August at 7.30pm. With music by Nick Bicât and words by Tony Bicât, the production takes a Romp through the mores and morals of the early Capitalists, personified by Speculator Extraordinary Mary Herbert and Master Schemer John Law.

Tickets @£40 each are only available from the Reform Club. This performance is now fully sold out.

Perpetua

Tickets are now on sale for our next performance at 7pm on Wednesday 29 January 2020 in the stunning Wren church of St Stephen Walbrook. All ticket proceeds go to Crosslight Advice, a community-focused charity which works to combat poverty and hardship caused by the burden of unmanageable debt and lack of financial capability, and to St Stephen Walbrook itself.

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Tickets for 'Perpetua' at St Stephen Walbrook now available

Tickets are now on sale for our next performance of Nick Bicât’s 'Perpetua' at 7pm on Wednesday 29 January 2020 in the stunning Wren church of St Stephen Walbrook. All ticket proceeds go to Crosslight Advice, a community-focused charity which works to combat poverty and hardship caused by the burden of unmanageable debt and lack of financial capability, and St Stephen Walbrook itself.

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British Comedy Legend Dr Evadne Hinge to star in Louis Mander's comic opera 'The Dowager's Oyster'.

A legend of British comedy is to come out of retirement in France to appear in a musical romp at Cheltenham Playhouse next year as part of its 75th anniversary celebrations. The Dowager's Oyster is described as a light opera that captures the comic book charades of a 1920s murder mystery farce and at its heart is the return to the stage of Dr Evadne Hinge, one half of the enormously popular double act Hinge and Bracket which entertained audiences with their songs and 'theatrical memories' for 30 years.

Solfa Carlile's 'Life of Cuthbert' previewed in Bamburgh

Durham University Chamber Choir together with players from the County Music Service and baritone Daniel Tate battled through the elements on Saturday 2 Feb to give a preview of performance of the ‘Life of Cuthbert’ in St Aidan’s Church, Bamburgh, conducted by Theo Golden. Despite the snow, the audience was larger than expected and the piece was very well received. This is the start of our ‘Cuthbert pilgramage’, continuing with visits to four primary schools and ending at Durham Cathedral on Friday 8 Feb. Tickets are still available from the Durham Vocal Festival website.

Exultate Singers triumph with Cantata Dramatica commissions at St George’s, Bristol

Bristol based Exultate Singers, under conductor David Ogden, gave a concert on Sunday 18 November at St George’s, Bristol entitled ‘Glories of Byzantium’. The programme included Nick Bicat’s ‘Requiem’, Solfa Carlile’s ‘Between Sea and Sky’ and the première of ‘Five Greek Love Songs’ by Toby Young, co-commissioned by Cantata Dramatica and Exultate Singers.

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