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Double Bill: Il segreto di Susanna/Pagliacci, London
Thursday, 1 August 2024
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About concert
Discover London's Opera Holland Park with a captivating concert exploring themes of betrayal and murder in a compelling double bill.
When
Thursday, 1 August 2024Starts at 21:30
Where
Opera Holland ParkLondon, Great Britain
Discover London
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What's interesting in London?
For those who have never been to London, the capital of Britain is associated with fog, Big Ben, and of course guards in bear caps. Yes, it is in London, as well as Kensington’s Victorian charm, the ever-singing Picadilly and Carnaby, Sherlock Holmes’s apartment and the oldest subway in the world.