The performance was Donzetti's Don Pasquale at Jubilee Park, Canary Wharf. The performance had tremendous costumes from the 70s - the real deal. I'd like to take credit but despite having styled the manager I'd had no input on the choice of costume. If only I'd had a proper camera you'd be treated to sartorial elegance circa 1974.
The only damp squid was the weather which decided to pour forth in the second half so I missed the finale. It is worth going to and is a great introduction to opera if you've not been. The next performance in London is on Monday 25th of August at Greenwich Park but it tours round UK until end of September.
Got bag ready for tomorrow's shop and early start, fell into bed.
Thursday 21st - A personal shopping session for one of my contracts. Hard work at beginning of season because stock levels are variable. Early finish so off to Austin Reed PR team to pick up samples for my fashion talk on Saturday. Back home to sort out household before driving off to Bristol ready for Friday's personal styling session.
Wow-what a hectic week, hope you have a lovely weekend!!
ReplyDeleteBUSY bee! :-) x
ReplyDeleteI love reading about your very full life.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry 'bout Petit -- he'll get it.
ReplyDelete~Tessa
oh, this looks so lovely. i'm a sucker for intimate performances!
ReplyDeletesadly, i'll miss it though as i'm back in london (after being home in bristol for the bank holiday, funnily enough..) which is a shame as it sounds great.
what exactly are you doing in bristol?
I land on the 9th
ReplyDeletei can't wait for the sightseeing and shopping!!!
Toilet training is one of the most stressful events in a mothers life! The Garden Opera Company looks fantastic, will you get to go back to see the finale?
ReplyDeleteand on that note I can head off to bed and sleep for the both of us!
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