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The French Hamlet, with the mad scene that made Ophelie famous, sung in concert.
Opera
At Cadogan Hall.
Chelsea Opera Group have specialised in the operas nobody stages since 1950, and Ambroise Thomas's Hamlet of 1868 is one of them - a Paris hit for decades, then dropped for changing Shakespeare's ending. Jonathon Cole-Swinard conducts; Julien Van Mellaerts is Hamlet, Haegee Lee sings Ophelie. In French with English surtitles. 17:30, about three hours, £24.50 to £54.50; pre-concert talk at 16:15.
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