Be a part of the magic. Don’t miss the first staged opera in Park City in 20 years.

Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville) is a comic masterpiece, known for its catchy melodies (think: “Figaro, Figaro, Figaroooo") and infectious humor that transcends time. Expect laughter, stunning voices, and a thrilling performance that will introduce you to the timeless characters of Figaro, Rosina, and Count Almaviva in all their mischievous glory.

This performance (August 24) will take place at the Park City Library in the Santy Auditorium. Join us for a pre-concert talk, concessions, and activities in the Community Room before, during, and after the show! Guests of all ages are welcome. This opera will be performed in Italian with English supertitles.

If you are interested in seeing The Barber of Seville in a 21+ venue, check out our August 29 & 30 performance dates.

Tickets begin at $25. Additionally, a number of free tickets are available through Park City Library for those hoping to access opera without any barriers!

Synopsis: The young (and handsome) Count of Seville, Almaviva, has fallen head over heels for a woman he barely knows—classic! Disguising himself as a poor student, he learns that she’s Rosina, the spirited ward of the nefarious Bartolo – an old man intent on marrying her. He keeps her locked away, confining her under the guise of “protection.” Almaviva hatches a plan with Figaro, Seville’s favorite and most clever barber, to sneak into Bartolo’s house and win Rosina’s hand. Hijinx, costumes, mistaken identities, wayward love letters, and more ensue.