Comic opera in two acts
Text: Cesare Sterbini after Pierre Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais

Musical Direction: Diego Matheuz
Production & Stage: Herbert Fritsch

The Count of Almaviva is in love with Rosina, and Rosina loves the Count of Almaviva. So everything would be wonderful - if it weren't for Don Bartolo, Rosina's guardian, who won't let her out of the house or out of his sight. He wants to marry Rosina himself and can rely on the support of music teacher Don Basilio, who provides him with information about his rival. The Count's dedicated helper is the title character: Figaro, Barber of Seville and the Count's former servant. His many pieces of good advice result above all in stunningly funny stage scenes and at least do not prevent the two lovers from finding each other in the end.