No one can do barely controlled chaos better than Mozart, and this uproarious sequel to The Barber of Sevillefeatures Almaviva, Figaro, Bartolo, and Rosina in a new adventure — complete with a true love for Figaro, an unexpected visit from his long-lost parents and a dizzying spiral of plot twists thanks to Almaviva’s keen interest in extra-marital activities. From the first jaunty run of the famous overture to the emotional grandeur Mozart mastered in music, The Marriage of Figaro exhibits Mozart’s subversive comic genius at the height of its power.

The Marriage of Figaro is sung in Italian with English translations projected above the stage.