Baritone Baby THIS AFTERNOON!

By Stollis
September 9, 2016 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted September 9, 2016

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Posted September 9, 2016

WEST DULWICH THIS AFTERNOON

Like opera? Love Baritone Baby! Today at 4.00pm

Local, live opera for babies, toddlers and you!

Toddlers roam free and babies are mesmerised by the power of the operatic voice, leaving you with time to enjoy the show :) Adults ?12 online (www.baritonebaby.co.uk) or ?15 on the door, and kids go FREE!! Suitable for 0-5yrs. Concerts last around 45 minutes.

Marvellous Mezzo Concert comes to West Dulwich this Friday at 4.00pm

All Saints West Dulwich, Lovelace Road, SE21 8JY!

Our mezzo Annie Gill (Glyndebourne & Opera North) will perform all-time favourites from opera.

www.baritonebaby.co.uk

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