Opera star to take centre stage as live outdoor concerts return

By Derek Davis

17th Jul 2020 | Local News

Outdoor live performances are on the way back and opera star Christina Johnston will be among the first professional artists to entertain a live audience.

World renowned soprano Christina is the star attraction at the Opera in the Park summer classic at the peninsula's Wherstead Park on Saturday August 8, between 12.30 and 5pm.

After nearly five months of lockdown, and performing via live stream on YouTube and Facebook, Christina is excited to be singing in front of a 'real' crowd again.

Until, the big outdoor event, Christina will continue her livestreams, she performed a Night at the Opera last night, which can be found on You Tube.

Christina and her husband Slava along with friend Andrew Rayner, have revamped the studio at their home in Old Felixstowe, so she can perform to her high professional standards.

Although an outdoor venue, Wherstead Park on the edge of the Shotley peninsula, has contingency plans for the rain, so whatever the weather, the show will go on.

Concert goers are encouraged to utilise their giant rustic tipi and Georgian grounds to enjoy a delicious picnic with a glass of fizz, while listening to a pretty special performance.

Ticket prices start from £40 per adult and £25 for children ages 12-17. Children under 12 go free.

Organisers warn that due to Covid19 safety measures it is not permissible to bring your own food and beverages on site. A bar and coffee facilities will be available on the day or you can pre-order a picnic beforehand.

Staff of the NHS can get 10% off the total ticket price. Please remember to take your NHS staff identification on the day for these tickets.

Tickets and further information are available from Eventbrite today. Link here for details.

     

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