A MIDSUMMER evening of music, myth, and magic awaits audiences next Thursday (June 25) at Pershore’s confetti fields.
Following the huge success of their acclaimed semi-staged Purcell productions, Armonico Consort returns with a bold and beautiful reimagining of King Arthur.
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Confetti Flower Fields in Wick, this open-air performance promises to be an unforgettable operatic experience.
Narrated by renowned wine expert and former actor Oz Clarke, with a newly-written script by William Towers, the legendary tale of King Arthur is retold with warmth, wit, and imagination, seamlessly interwoven with Purcell’s glorious music.
The result promises to be a performance that feels both timeless yet new, making it the perfect experience for devoted Purcell fans and equally enchanting for families and first-time opera-goers looking for a memorable summer night out.
Renowned for their passionate performances and innovative programming, Armonico Consort is a critically acclaimed choir, instrumental ensemble, and music charity.
Founded in 2001 by Christopher Monks, the ensemble has built a reputation for bringing Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces to life in fresh and engaging ways, captivating audiences and selling out venues from the very beginning.
Today, alongside their world-class singers and period instrument players, Armonico Consort continues to inspire through music and championing young performers
They are known for creating imaginative concert experiences, and using the transformative power of music to support people living with dementia.
Guests are invited to arrive early to enjoy the Confetti Flower Fields in full bloom, stroll among the flowers and enjoy a selection of sweet and savoury hot food stalls. A licensed bar is available.
There is even a chance to ride on the Ferris wheel for spectacular views.
Gates open at 6pm with the performance at 7.30pm. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating and advised to dress appropriately for the outdoors.
Tickets cost £45 via this link.
