“Opera Essence: 100% freshly squeezed opera juice” is an Opera a colori podcast giving you everything you need to know to help you enjoy the world’s finest Operas! For each opera there are two episodes where you will discover the plot in a clear and abridged version and 5 fun facts where you will hear a few anecdotes, which other than giving you a bit more background, can be used in conversation in the theatre foyer or at dinner, making you sound like a connoisseur of opera even if it’s the first time you have ever seen one!
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“Opera Essence: 100% freshly squeezed opera juice” is an Opera a colori podcast giving you everything you need to know to help you enjoy the world’s finest Operas! For each opera there are two episodes where you will discover the plot in a clear and abridged version and 5 fun facts where you will hear a few anecdotes, which other than giving you a bit more background, can be used in conversation in the theatre foyer or at dinner, making you sound like a connoisseur of opera even if it’s the first time you have ever seen one!
In this episode, the synopsis of MADAMA BUTTERFLY by Giacomo Puccini.
“Opera Essence: 100% freshly squeezed opera juice” is an Opera a colori production. This episode was written by Tommaso Quanilli, produced by Selena Bellomi and Ivo Rizzi and presented by Felicity Murphy. Follow us on our social media pages at Opera a colori.
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Opera Essence - 100% freshly squeezed opera juice
“Opera Essence: 100% freshly squeezed opera juice” is an Opera a colori podcast giving you everything you need to know to help you enjoy the world’s finest Operas! For each opera there are two episodes where you will discover the plot in a clear and abridged version and 5 fun facts where you will hear a few anecdotes, which other than giving you a bit more background, can be used in conversation in the theatre foyer or at dinner, making you sound like a connoisseur of opera even if it’s the first time you have ever seen one!
