Manon Lescaut
Giacomo Puccini
New Production
8 February - 11 April
Fallen Women
Manon Lescaut is the classic Fallen Woman. Puccini charts her rapid descent from innocent to criminal with feverish intensity.
Filter By:
- All
- Next 14 Days
- This Month
- Pick a Date
- Theatres
- Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
- Hay Festival, Hay-on-wye
- Birmingham Hippodrome
- Liverpool Empire Theatre
- Milton Keynes Theatre
- New Theatre, Oxford
- Packwood House
- Plas Newydd
- Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
- Speke Hall
- St David's Hall, Cardiff
- Swansea Grand Theatre
- The Bristol Hippodrome
- The Mayflower, Southampton
- Theatre Royal, Plymouth
- Tredegar House
- Tudor Merchant's House, Tenby
- Venue Cymru, Llandudno
- Archive
Tour Map
All Performances
-
Nationwide
7 Cities -
La traviata
Giuseppe Verdi
11 February - 12 April
Fallen Women
La traviata is a supreme tear-jerker. David McVicar’s masterful production makes sure that few leave the theatre with dry eyes.Nationwide
7 Cities -
Post-show cast talkbacks
WNO Extra
22 February - 5 April
Find out more about the performance you have just seen from the people who made it happen. Members of the cast and creative team will talk about the production and answer your questions. Simply turn up after the performance.
-
Boulevard Solitude
Hans Werner Henze
New Production
26 February - 3 April
Fallen Women
Henze’s potent 1950s updating of the Manon story is a heady musical cocktail of jazz, 19th century opera and 20th century styles.Nationwide
6 Cities -
WNO Orchestra at St David's Hall - 25 April 2014
Concert
25 April
Two statements of faith by two deeply religious composers including perhaps the greatest symphony after Beethoven, Bruckner’s 8th Symphony.
Cardiff
1 City