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Rigoletto Tickets

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London ColiseumLondon
Has Rigoletto taken his jesting too far?
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Rigoletto Tickets

Jonathan Miller's, adaptation of Verdi's Rigoletto returns to the London Coliseum. The highly-anticipated show features a love story, revenge, and a vendetta, set against the backdrop of 1950s Little Italy amidst the gangsters. The result is a fast-paced, thrilling opera. Book your tickets now for this limited run.

About Rigoletto

This 19th-century opera has been given a 1950s twist. The story follows a wisecracking mobster in New York named Rigoletto, who runs his mouth off and gets himself into trouble with a misplaced joke, sparking a deadly vendetta with the Duke, who seeks revenge by seducing his daughter. Now it’s up to Rigoletto to avenge her honor and his family.

Accompanied by some of Verdi’s best-loved music, including ‘La donna è mobile’ – ‘Women abandon us’ to create an operatic masterpiece.

Facts and Critical Acclaim

  • Jonathan Miller’s inspiration for setting in a mafia setting had come from his wife who had reminded him of a Some Like It Hot scene.
  • Among many of his achievements, Jonathan Miller, received a Knight Bachelor for his services to the music and the arts.
  • Verdi was an Italian composer known for his other work included La Traviata and Il trovatore he was awarded the Order of Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.

Rigoletto Cast

  • Rigoletto – Weston Hurt
  • Duke of Mantua – Yongzhao Yu
  • Gilda – Robyn Allegra Parton
  • Sparafucile – William Thomas
  • Maddalena – Amy Holyland
  • Monterone – David Kempster
  • Marullo – Patrick Alexander Keefe
  • Ceprano – Edwin Kaye

Rigoletto Creatives

  • Director – Jonathan Miller
  • Revival Director – Elaine Tyler-Hall
  • Conductor – Richard Farnes
  • Designer – Patrick Robertson and Rosemary Vercoe
  • Lighting Designer – Robert Bryan
  • Revival lighting designer – Ian Jackson-French
  • Choreographer – Tommy Shaw
  • Translator – James Fenton
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