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2nd of February 2012 04:45 PM by Barbara Burston
The Nightingale of South Bank (Florence Easton)

What an innovative idea for Helena Leonard to tell the story of Florence Easton's remarkable life from her birth in Middlesborough through her operatic career in Europe and America using both narrative and arias from some of her greatest roles, sung by Helena. Florence was renowned for being able to take on any role and make it her own. Helena has certainly made this show her own. On many occasions we have enjoyed her beautiful voice, this show also shows her dramatic performance as well. I had only heard the name Florence Easton before, I now know so much more. Thank you Helena and Relative Pitch Opera for a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
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13th of March 2011 09:13 PM by Olivia Brown
We took our (nearly 5yr old) daughter to see "What became of the red shoes?" on Saturday. What a fantastic production! We have been smiling about it all weekend and have told everyone how utterly fab it is! Our daughter sat wide eyed and open mouthed for most of the show, loved the opportunity at the end to touch and play with the props...asking if we thought "Clarkes" sold the same red shoes! Plenty of laughs and entertainment for all...not just the children. Absolutley loved it and what lovely ladies Rebecca and Victoria are. We will definitely be following up with "Turned out nice again!" in a few weeks. Thank you! Olivia, Steve & Freya x
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17th of July 2010 11:30 AM by Marie Meehan (MRS)
What a brilliant show 'Turned out nice again' is, these two girls kept the children interested (big & little) and amused all through the show, well done, carry on the good work.
All the best for the future
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29th of March 2010 07:44 PM by Mark Jardine & Sarah Ferrier website: http://www.markjardine.co.uk
'What Became of the Red Shoes?' - Nottingham Playhouse
What a fantastic show. Full of energy and inventiveness. Suitable for children of all ages and lots of laughs for adults too. We highly recommend it.
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29th of July 2009 01:27 PM by John and Jan Wilkin
Operatastic at the Buxton Fringe was a real treat! A delightful evening for opera enthusiasts and novices alike. Any opera house would be proud of the standards set here. The music was well chosen and the professional delivery of both music and narration was a delight. This is a production with great appeal for young and old and we could envisage it in a wide variety of venues. It would appeal to local communities, groups of musical enthusiasts, schools and colleges and corporate events. We would recommend this wonderful production and encourage anyone to give it a try!
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16th of July 2009 09:59 AM by Ian Blay website: http://www.mobberleychurch.co.uk
Our sneak preview of Operatastic was fantastic and was thoroughly enjoyed by everybody. May I thank Rebecca and everyone connected with Little Pixie Productions for a wonderful evening's entertainment.