Il barbiere di Siviglia is the most renowned of Rossini’s operas and its well-known melodies, unflagging pace and extroverted humour make it a fundamental part of the repertoire.

The company Tricicle offers us a lively adaptation, brimming with vitality and ingenuity, intended for all audiences: The Mischievous Barber of Seville.

Figaro,  the most loveable, mischievous, cheeky, meddlesome, gossiping and talkative barber in Seville, a character that sticks his nose in where it is not wanted and that loves stirring up trouble, explains how he managed to outwit old Bartolo – a greedy, jealous and cantankerous man – with his cleverness and cunning, so that his patron Count Almaviva and the Count’s beloved Rosina could meet…