Our first opera. Magical is the only word. In a private house in Venise, just 75people max, the actors/singers standing right beside us, changing to different rooms for each act, a glass of Prosecco at the interval while overlooking the Grand Canal. Violetta left me...More

This was an experience we will remember for the rest of our lives. We were so close tyhat you could see the facial expressions of the performers. The performance takes place in a "palace" (actually it was someone's residence many years ago) along the Grand...More

An electrifying performance lit by candle light. The three musicians (piano, cello and violin) did credit to a sensitively adopted score. The 5 singers may not be the big names but sitting beside them brings an intimacy and nuance far beyond anything I've previously experienced....More

Not much to add to the other positive reviews on here that hasn't been said. Never been to anything similar before but had a superb evening, would fully recommend. Easy to find if you use the map on the email they send you when you...More

All the recent reviews are spot on! We saw La Traviata a few weeks ago after seeing a brochure on the Concierge's desk at our hotel. The Concierge told us it is a very unique experience and he was right! We were literally a few...More

Go to the Barber of Seville, it's spectacular, albeit not the traditional take on the opera. The audience is in the palace room feet from the performers and is often drawn into the performance. I had my hair combed by Figaro, held the count's wine...More

Highlight of our trip to Venice this October 2018. We saw La Traviata and highly recommend seeing it even if your not into opera. The opera is performed in 3 different rooms of a historic Palazzo. You get the feeling of how a performance may...More