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Scottish composer Nigel Osborne's enchanting new chamber opera draws on the Bosnian music of 'Sevdah', meaning love or longing and features Bosnian poet and Librettist Goran Simic. Drawing on mythical archetypes, Osborne's soulful work details a wrought world overpowered by greed, conflict and desire.
20 May–21 May 7.30 Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
24 May 7.30 Byre Theatre, St Andrews
The Land of Songs
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Ukrainian songs and operatic arias performed by Glasgow-based Ukrainian soprano Oksana Mavrodi with Anna Mavromatidi on piano.
18 May 9.00 Café Cossachok, Glasgow
The Metropolitan Opera: Puccini's La Bohème
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Join the New York Metropolitan Opera for Puccini's 'La Bohème', starring the mesmerising Angela Gheorghiu. Screened live and in high definition.
19 May Mon 7.00 The Pavilion, Galashiels
19 May 7.00 Cineworld Renfrew Street, Glasgow
19 May 7.00 Cameo, Edinburgh
Scottish Opera: A Night at the Chinese Opera
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'A Night at the Chinese Opera', a new production directed by Lee Blakeley, involves a colourful range of characters including canal workers, explorers, Emperors and even Marco Polo. A combination of catchy folk melodies with parodies of Chinese and Italian opera creates a tale within a tale with its tongue firmly in its cheek.
20 May, 22 May 7.15 Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Scottish Opera: A Night at the Chinese Opera Unwrapped
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Go backstage before a performance of Judith Weir's 'A Night at the Chinese Opera' to find out all about costumes, the music and what makes an operatic production tick.enced it. Free with a ticket for any performance of the opera.
19 May 6.00 Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Scottish Opera: Falstaff
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Sir John Falstaff, the self-indulgent, lecherous, larger-than-life glutton first brought to the public's notice in Shakespeare's comedy 'The Merry Wives of Windsor', gets his own spin-off opera courtesy of Verdi. Dominic Hill directs a new production for Scottish Opera which promises both Rabelaisian frolicking and a showcase for Verdi's exquisite melodic invention.
15 May, 17 May, 21 May, 24 May 7.15; 7.15 (17 May 7.15) (21 May 7.15) (24 May 2.15) Theatre Royal, Glasgow

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