It was so lovely to be able to perform at The Regal at Christmas, everyone is really looking forward to our May Concert.  As soon as the Christmas decorations are taken down Tenbury Town Band start rehearsing music for their Annual Concert.

It can seem such a long time away but there is always plenty to do! From the Apprentice group who will performing their latest pieces to new music from the main band, all of which will bring you an unforgettable evening of music to enjoy.

Tickets will be on sale from The Regal Box Office from Monday 11th April 2022.

Please book early to avoid disappointment. Thank you for your continued support.

For further details please go to www.tenburytownband.co.uk

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!

The Opera Boys return with a brand new show, featuring the biggest songs from the West End and Broadway. Immaculate 4-part harmony musical medleys are combined with stunning solo performances from shows that the boys themselves have performed in over the years.

From timeless classics like Les Miserables, Phantom of The Opera and West Side Story, to modern smash hits such as Jersey Boys, We Will Rock You and The Greatest Showman, this is the perfect show for musical theatre lovers both young and old.

The show also features a selection of beautiful operatic arias that the boys have become known for over the last few years, from La Donna e Mobile to Nessun Dorma.

With beautiful vocal arrangements, spectacular close part harmony and a great line in humour, The Opera Boys have been delighting audiences all over the world with their unique show combining beautiful, powerful and emotional music with funny, engaging and light-hearted entertainment.

The boys trained at some of the UK’s finest schools including The Royal Academy of Music, and have each become highly successful performers in their own right. Between them they have performed lead roles on London’s West End and on Broadway in New York. They have performed as backing vocalists to some of the world’s biggest superstars including Russell Watson, Robbie Williams, Tom Jones and Elton John, and in 2015 one of the boys appeared as part of the Belgian entry for The Eurovision Song Contest, performing to a global audience of 200 million, and placing a very respectable 4th in the competition!

Together the boys have performed in theatres and concert halls throughout the UK and have travelled all over the world performing their show. In 2018 they performed as soloists with The National Symphony Orchestra.

They have been invited to perform at a number of prestigious events including the 10th Anniversary of the world’s most famous cruise ship, Cunard’s superliner Queen Mary 2, and the inaugural voyage of P&O’s largest cruise ship Britannia, launched by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Why not make your event into a full evening out by having a meal with one of our great supporters

Please note that this performance will have subtitles on screen.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

Hollywood and the modern world have descended on Downton with the manor being turned into a film set. The household routines and dyanamics are turned upside down and a clash between the future and the past has never been clearer. Visiting characters bring out new roles for some of Downton’s residents, and all get the chance to play their most glamorous part yet - stars of the silver screen.

Meanwhile, For the first time, we join the family on a ‘real’ trip away, surrounded by intrigue but also highlighting a brand new locale. The film promises not just to the sprawling, pastoral beauty of the English countryside at Downton, but also treats viewers to the luxurious, relaxed decadence of a villa in the South of France, and the promise of future happy days spent there.

In a pitiless world of luxurious decadence, corruption and social decay, Director of The Royal Opera Oliver Mears sets his scene. In his first work for his own Company, Mears brings Verdi’s masterpiece into the modern world. Verdi’s thrilling Rigoletto pits power against innocence, beauty against ugliness, conducted by Sir Antonio Pappano. This special anniversary screening of Verdi’s Rigoletto celebrates 171 years since its premiere in 1851.

Cast
Carlos Álvarez (Rigoletto), Liparit Avetisyan (Duke of Mantua), Lisette Oropesa (Gilda), Brindley Sherratt (Sparafucile), Ramona Zaharia (Maddalena), Eric Greene (Count Monterone), Kseniia Nikolaieva (Giovanna), Dominic Sedgwick (Marullo), Egor Zhuravskii (Borsa), Blaise Malaba (Count Ceprano)

The Royal Opera Chorus
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

 Credits

Music Giuseppe Verdi
Libretto Francesco Maria Piave
Director ­Oliver Mears
Set designer Simon Lima Holdsworth
Costume designer Ilona Karas
Lighting designer Fabiana Piccioli
Movement director Anna Morrissey