English National Opera and the London Coliseum are presenting 14 performances of Opera for Babies next month.
The shows are titled Orpheus’ Comfort and Amor’s Ease. Two kids up to six years old go free on one £12.50 adult ticket.
The concept is co-produced by Babyopera and Norwegian Opera.
photo: ENO
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