Mozart's "COSI FAN TUTTE" / Opera in Cinema

ONE SHOW ONLY!
Tuesday, July 27th at 6:00 p.m.
Admission: $20.00 general; $16.00 Loft members
HD Digital Presentation made possible by COX COMMUNICATIONS

Emerging Pictures' exclusive digital cinema opera series presents Mozart's COSI FAN TUTTE, a delicious tale of love, rivalry and deception, performed at the Salzburg Festival, Austria.
Part of The Loft's HIGH ART IN HIGH DEF series.

The Loft Cinema proudly presents exclusive world class cultural programming with the HIGH ART IN HIGH DEF series, featuring acclaimed opera, ballet and theatre productions from across the globe, presented on the big screen in stunning, crystal-clear High Definition digital projection. From the La Scala Opera House in Milan to The National Theatre in London, HIGH ART IN HIGH DEF takes viewers on a grand tour of the greatest productions from the most famous performance venues in the world.

PLUS: Come see COSI FAN TUTTE and enter the "Barcelona Live" contest! Emerging Pictures will be giving away a fabulous trip for two to Barcelona (including airfare, hotel stay and two tickets to the Liceu Opera)! The raffle is FREE, and this contest ends July 31st, 2010.

Emerging Pictures' exclusive digital cinema opera series presents Mozart's COSI FAN TUTTE, performed at the Salzburg Festival, Austria and directed by Claus Guth.
Don Alfonso, a confirmed bachelor, makes a bet on women’s fidelity with Ferrando and Guglielmo, two engaged young military officers. If they agree to give him one day and do everything he asks, Alfonso will prove that their fiancées, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, are fickle and unfaithful like all other women. The girls are told that their men have been ordered to the front line, and are encouraged by Despina, their chambermaid, to find new lovers. Despina introduces them to two Albanian men (Ferrando and Guglielmo in disguise) and the men proceed to passionately woo the other’s betrothed. At first the girls spurn their advances, but many twists and turns later, they fall for their new admirers and actually marry them. In the end, the girls realize they’ve been duped, but all is forgiven as the men and women alike accept the capriciousness of human nature.

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