Watch as a wedding day turns chaotic in Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro. Figaro and Susanna navigate mistaken identities and outsmart Count Almaviva, who desires the bride. Disguises and secrets cause a flurry of romantic confusion in a single day.

Mozart's score features trios, quartets, and a sextet. Sir David McVicar's staging highlights the opera's underlying social commentary and moral conflicts.

See international stars Gordon Bintner and Michael Sumuel, alongside Australians Kiandra Howarth, Siobhan Stagg, Emily Edmonds, and Jane Ede. Designed by Jenny Tiramani, the 17th-century costumes and David Finn’s lighting add to the production's detail.