LateRooms.com - Seville to Stage Verdi's Don Carlo

Don Carlo will be performed at the Teatro de la Maestranza in June and July.

2011-05-27

SEVILLE, SPAIN, May 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Teatro de la Maestranza in Seville will stage a production of Giuseppe Verdi's Don Carlo this summer.

It will be performed four times between June 24th and July 3rd with musical accompaniment by the Real Orquesta Sinfonica de Sevilla.

The powerful story, which paints Spain's Phillip II as a cruel tyrant, is one of the composer's most acclaimed pieces.

In Seville, Pedro Halffter takes on directorial duties, while the cast is led by Fiorenza Cedolins, Dolora Zajick and Walter Fraccaro as the titular character.

The plot revolves around Don Carlo's wife-to-be marrying his father Phillip II as part of a peace treaty.

Ticket prices range from EUR38 to EUR93 (GBP33.20 to GBP81.15) depending on where people want to sit. The performance begins at 19:30 local time each night, with the shows scheduled for June 24th, 27th, 30th and July 3rd.

People can buy tickets online or wait until June 6th to purchase them at the box office.

If opera enthusiasts are keen to find accommodation in Seville, they can use LateRooms.com to browse a wealth of options, including the Hotel Don Paco Seville.

Find out more about the performance by visiting http://www.teatrodelamaestranza.es/ or calling the venue's box office on +34 954 22 6573.

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