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ETO – autumn ticket offer

English Touring Opera have just announced their dates in Durham for their autumn productions. Following their triple bill of baroque opera last year, they’re bringing us more Handel on 5 November – this time it’s Ottone – one of his finest tragedies, packed with arias that are regularly performed in concert. The other production, on 4 November is Haydn’s witty comedy Life on the Moon.

Tickets for each are £26 but there’s an early bird offer – use code ETO EARLY BIRD by phone or in person, and get tickets for both shows for just £43

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