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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2022 · 15 MIN

Becoming Carmen

from Stables Theatre Hastings · host Stables Theatre Hastings

Have you ever seen a show and wondered about a character’s backstory and what drives them? In Becoming Carmen, Hastings’ new opera theatre company, Prologue Opera, present a prologue to Carmen. It's producers describe it as a new, innovative and unique piece of drama, illuminating the opera's well-known characters and propelling the audience into an abridged version of the original opera. In part one, in a dimly-lit tavern in 1930s pre-revolutionary Spain, thge audience is presented with a cabaret style first act. Dialogue and music from a range of styles allow the characters in Carmen to reveal more about their lives, motivations and intertwined relationships. Then part two is a fast-paced and enthralling reduction of the full original opera, within which the characters you now understand, take on greater meaning to stir the emotions like never before. Book now at https://stablestheatre.co.uk/

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