Enjoy an unforgettable open-air opera experience in Burghley's beautiful South Gardens. With Burghley House as the backdrop, join Wild Arts for magical arias, songs and ensembles, informally staged to make a narrative, performed by four world-class singers and a string quintet. The show will take you on an emotional journey, leaving you both in stitches and with tears in your eyes, all before the night's end.
Featuring music by Handel, Mozart, Puccini, Verdi, Bernstein and Rodgers & Hammerstein, with some modern surprises and unusual gems.
Up-and-coming operatic stars from the world's great opera houses and a virtuoso quintet of fine musicians will transport you to another world with their breathtakingly high musical standard - a must-see for all music lovers.
The South Gardens will be open exclusively for concert guests from 4pm. Bring your own picnic to enjoy or pre-order a Burghley Picnic. Seating will be available for the performance, but you are also welcome to bring your own chairs or rugs to sit on.
£35 per person, pre-booking required.
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