BSO New Year Johann Strauss Gala
When? 11 January 2020
Where? Weymouth
Celebrate the New Year at Weymouth Pavilion with an uplifting selection of waltzes, marches, polkas and arias by the King of Waltz, Johann Strauss and his contemporaries!
The full symphonic forces of the BSO will be joined by outstanding soprano Soraya Mafi to bring you an afternoon of swirling melodies to carry you away into the glamour and sparkle of Viennese Dance Halls.
Pieces include the Fledermaus Overture, waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier, Tritsch-Tratsch Polka, Emperor Waltz and, of course, The Blue Danube!
The theatre seating is split into four price tiers:
A £27, B £24, C £20, D £14
The following reductions apply:
Employment & Support Allowance: 50% discount (with valid proof)
Wheelchair users: 50% discount
Up to one essential companion/carer: 50% discount
“Kids for a Quid”: under 18s £1 (under 13s must be accompanied by a paying adult)
Job Seekers/ Income Support Benefit: 50% discount (with valid proof)
Full-time students: 50% discount (with valid proof)
Groups: 10 or more – 10% discount; 20 or more – 20% discount; 30 or more – 30% discount.
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