PEOPLE will have the chance to see the town in a new light as Swindon: The Opera takes to the stage.
The opera, which is being produced by the Janice Thompson Performance Trust who won a £60,000 Jubilee Lottery grant, covers life in Swindon from 1952 to the present day and centres around a fictional Swindon family called the Eveleys.
Composed by London-based Betty Roe MBE, the production will form part of the Queen’s diamond jubilee celebrations.
Swindon: The Opera is on Saturday and Sunday at the Steam Museum, with two performances on each day.
For more information visit www.swindontheopera.co.uk.
To book tickets, which cost £10 each or £5 for under 13s for matinee performances only, visit Steam, call 01793 466637 or email adminsteam@swindon.gov.uk.
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