|
Tete a Tete's LiteBite, 'Golden Years' performed in Fulham Palace Gardens 2009
|
 Tête à Tête’s Exciting upcoming Year!
Already this year Salad Days has had an outing in concert form when we took it home to the Bristol Old Vic. It was warmly received by all who attended. Many in the audience had attended the original when it first opened in Bristol in 1954! Everyone carried a smile on their face and thanked us for taking it 'back home'.
'It was just as magical as I remembered even without the props and costumes I was transported back to my 'Salad Days'!
Do sign up to our mailing list to be the first to hear about future plans such as our venture with 'Salad Days' up to Edinburgh for the entire festival and of course our own Opera Festival at Riverside Studios Hammersmith in August.
Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival
12th – 29th August 2010
Riverside Studios
We are delighted to announce the dates of the fourth Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival.
This is a unique chance for artists and companies including Tête à Tête itself to explore new work hand-in-hand with audiences. Not for the feint-hearted this, make sure NOT to come if you love opera for its chandeliers and tiaras, this is gritty hardcore artist-at-work creativity where sparks will fly, and hundreds of performers, directors, composers, librettists, lighting designers, artists, inspired individuals come together to take genuine risks hand in hand with a cool, discriminating, adventurous, forward-looking audience - be a part of it!
The Festival goes from strength to strength running over 3 weeks with several shows each day, it will feature partnerships with national and international companies plus a variety of opera in unlikely and surprising places across Hammersmith and Fulham.
"Bill Bankes-Jones has made Tête à Tête our most imaginative opera laboratory" Review of the Decade, Daily Telegraph December 2009
This is just some of our work this year, there’s plenty more up our sleeves so keep an eye open!
Many thanks for your past support!
We are not paranoid, ashamed, unconfident, guilty, nor dishonest, certainly not malicious, libellous and do our best not to be rude but rather strive to be courteous, helpful and friendly. We like to think we are trustworthy, and are happy for you to take anything we have said in this email as a 100% binding legal contract; do please feel free to copy this email to whoever you like.
Most of all we like human contact, so do pick up the phone and give us a ring, or even meet up: it would be nice to see you.
|
