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Percival - the problem would then be that the orchestra, soloists and chorus would feel obliged to perform in the buff. These would, in turn, be a distraction for the hard-working technicians and could create a health and safety issue.
As far as the public is concerned there is a very real risk of dangly bits getting caught in the folding seats, with ensuing litigation implications.
Simon Bailey
Saturday, 28.08.2010, 13:01:48

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There is a lot to be said about listening to music whilst unattired. In this beautiful summer we have here, perhaps Glyndebourne could persuade its members (sic) to have a naturist day? Perhaps fellow subscribers could suggest music to be played?
Hugh Hampton
Liverpool, UK - Friday, 27.08.2010, 23:13:43

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I too am interested in the dress code. Since last writing I have become a naturist and wonder if the Oper Franfurt had thought of putting on a special performance for this growing band of opera lovers who have no dress code.
Percival Taxmon
Petworth, U.K. - Friday, 27.08.2010, 19:40:30

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Dear Leslie Suzuki,
there is not a real dress code for visiting Oper Frankfurt. Women come dressed smart and fancy, but rarely in long evening dresses. The most important thing is to feel fine and comfortable!!!
Sincerely
Oper Frankfurt
Friday, 30.07.2010, 12:29:46

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Good day!
I really love to watch the "THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO" on Sept.I just want to ask about the dress code during the show. What to wear or how to dress up?
Thank you very much!
Leslie Suzuki
Manila, Philippines - Friday, 30.07.2010, 09:40:46

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