Tickets from Keith Prowse Irelandhttp://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/web_finder.buy/kpssieCopyright © 2004-2006 TicketSwitchwebmaster@ticketswitch.com (TicketSwitch)feeds@ticketswitch.com (TicketSwitch)http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssTicketSwitch - Middleware - rss_feedWed, 14 May 2008 15:35:22 GMTKeyword Searchhttp://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/search.buy/kpssie?crypto_block=6_--75JAkW96LPOWsHKh5VUoIZvJX-fhHMGujsjoOydb1VNzotVYz-pgGcYfuxjcPrXRSY7e1NziRrwgqbQjc7BBbudouGr-ZfgrYs_keyshttp://www.ticketswitch.com/feed-logo.pnghttp://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/web_finder.buy/kpssieTickets from Keith Prowse IrelandTickets from Keith Prowse Irelandhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?script=rss_feedhttp://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/rss_feed.buy/kpssie1915110http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.PIU/Aqualand_El_Arenal--Aqualand_El_Arenal--Palma_de_Mallorca.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=MAL&b=seatem&e=10102&v=AFP%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 15:01:00 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/MAL/AFP_T/10102/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>AQUALAND EL ARENAL is the biggest water park in Europe. Located near El Arenal beach in the South of the Island this giant of a water park has more than 20 water rides, many of them unique in kind and set in luscious green surroundings. The Banzai is a state of the art attraction and a surfing sensation. Different but equally exciting is the Anaonda, Black Hole, Crazy Rach, Devil&#39;s Tail and Grand Canyon. Kids are spoilt for choice with Dragoland, Mini Park and the Polynesia, where they can dive into an exotic world of colour and slide down the med slides, swim around an Aboriginal mask that spouts water jets and experience a truly fascinating adventure. If relaxing is on the cards, the Jacuzzi is the perfect place.<br /> <br /> <strong>Times:</strong> Daily from 10am to 6pm<br /> <br /> Please exchange this voucher at the ticket desk at the entrance of the park.</div>attract/themeTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T15:02:00-00:0039.559320002.7132500039.559320002.7132500039.559320002.71325000http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.PIS/Marineland_Mallorca--Marineland_Mallorca--Palma_de_Mallorca.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=MAL&b=seatem&e=10099&v=AFN%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:41:00 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/MAL/AFN_T/10099/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>A visit to the island of Mallorca cannot be complete without a visit to MARINELAND, it&#39;s a MUST have received many international awards, and the Sea Lion and Parrot Shows. Located by a lovely beach close to Palma Nova and Magaluf, MARINELAND MALLORCA is a world of fun for the whole family. Reptiles, sharks, penguins, the aviary, the underwater dolphin viewing area and the Mare Nostrum museum make this a park not to be missed. The view of the sea from the dolphin arena is unbeatable. <br /> <br /> Child age 4-12<br /> <br /> <strong>Times:</strong> Daily 10am to 6pm<br /> <br /> Please exchange this voucher at the ticket desk at the entrance of the park.</div>attract/touristTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T14:41:31-00:0039.532970002.5624300039.532970002.5624300039.532970002.56243000http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.P23/La_boh%C3%A8me--Royal_Opera_House--London.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=LDN&b=seatem&e=9860&v=ROH%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:32:17 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/LDN/ROH_T/9860/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>A lost key, an extinguished candle and an accidental touch in the dark – ‘Che gelida manina…’.  So begins one of the great, tragic romances of all opera as the cold hands of the fragile seamstress Mimì warm the heart of the poet Rodolfo in lyrical seduction. Puccini’s gloriously tuneful work follows their story through a year from that first meeting through jealous separation to a poignant death-bed reconciliation. Around them the spirit of bohemian life is brought to life through the fiery temper of Musetta and her lover, the painter Marcello, and a myriad of other colourful characters from the streets of 1830s Paris. John Copley’s popular production is revived with all the authentic period detail of the designs by the late Julia Trevelyan Oman. With Cristina Gallardo-Domas again as Mimì, Roberto Aronica playing Rodolfo for The Royal Opera for the first time and Christian Badea conducting, and we have the potent combination of great music and intense passion in live performance.<br /> <br /> Running time: 2 hours 45 minutes<br /> Sung in Italian with English surtitles<br /> <br /> CREDITS<br /> Composer<br /> Giacomo Puccini<br /> Director<br /> John Copley<br /> Associate Director<br /> Richard Gregson<br /> Designs<br /> Julia Trevelyan Oman<br /> Lighting<br /> William Bundy<br /> <br /> PERFORMERS<br /> Conductor<br /> Christian Badea<br /> Rodolfo<br /> Roberto Aronica<br /> Mimì<br /> Cristina Gallardo Domas<br /> Marcello<br /> Franco Vassallo<br /> Schaunard<br /> Roderick Williams<br /> Colline<br /> Matthew Rose<br /> Musetta<br /> Nicole Cabell<br /> Benoit<br /> Jeremy White<br /> Alcindoro<br /> Donald Maxwell<br /> Parpignol<br /> Alan Duffield<br /> Sergeant<br /> Bryan Secombe<br /> Customs Officer<br /> Jonathan Coad</div>exhib/operaopera/operatheatre/operaTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T14:34:18-00:0051.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.12251448http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.P22/Le_nozze_di_Figaro--Royal_Opera_House--London.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=LDN&b=seatem&e=9858&v=ROH%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:28:03 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/LDN/ROH_T/9858/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>Revolution is in the air in this Season’s revival of David McVicar’s wonderfully illuminating production of Le nozze di Figaro, new to The Royal Opera in 2006 to mark the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s birth. Life on an estate in the late 1820s reveals with truth and no little wit all the tensions between master and servants, with the symptoms of Europe’s social upheaval never far away. Count Almaviva’s attempts to bed his manservant Figaro’s fiancé Susanna are repeatedly thwarted by those around him, including his own wife, the Countess. In such enlightened times if the Count wishes to dance, then Figaro will make sure it is to his tune and not the other way round.<br /> <br /> Mozart’s music makes this one of the finest jewels in the opera repertory, from the familiar first notes of the energetic Overture to Figaro’s famous ‘Non più andrai’ and the genuine despair of the Countess at her husband’s infidelity, revealed in ‘Porgi, amor’ and ‘Dove sono’. All shades of emotion are portrayed through the solos, duets and ensembles, and for this revival the cast of singers is an exceptionally fine one to bring a Mozart masterpiece to full dramatic life.<br /> <br /> Running time: 3 hours 30 minutes<br /> Sung in Italian with English surtitles<br /> <br /> CREDITS<br /> Composer<br /> Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br /> Director<br /> David McVicar<br /> Designs<br /> Tanya McCallin<br /> Lighting<br /> Paule Constable<br /> Choreography<br /> Leah Hausman<br /> <br /> PERFORMERS<br /> Conductor<br /> David Syrus<br /> Charles Mackerras<br /> Figaro<br /> Ildebrando D&#39;Arcangelo<br /> Susanna<br /> Aleksandra Kurzak<br /> Bartolo<br /> Robert Lloyd<br /> Marcellina<br /> Ann Murray<br /> Cherubino<br /> Sophie Koch<br /> Anna Bonitatibus<br /> Count Almaviva<br /> Peter Mattei<br /> Don Basilio<br /> Robin Leggate<br /> Countess Almaviva<br /> Barbara Frittoli<br /> Antonio<br /> Donald Maxwell<br /> Don Curzio<br /> Harry Nicoll<br /> Barbarina<br /> Kishani Jayasinghe*<br /> <br /> * Jette Parker young Artist</div>exhib/operaopera/operatheatre/operaTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T14:30:15-00:0051.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.12251448http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.P21/The_Rake%27s_Progress--Royal_Opera_House--London.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=LDN&b=seatem&e=8133&v=ROH%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:24:07 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/LDN/ROH_T/8133/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>NEW PRODUCTION<br /> Co-production with Théâtre de La Monnaie, Brussels; Opéra National de Lyon, San Francisco Opera and Teatro Real, Madrid, in collaboration with Ex Machina, Québec<br /> <br /> Robert Lepage’s recent production of Stravinsky’s opera The Rake’s Progress takes The Royal Opera to Hollywood for its first Covent Garden appearance. Hogarth’s depiction of a young man’s dramatic seduction and corruption by a pleasure-loving society gains a new twist through celebrity culture in the Los Angeles world of movies and television. From star of the silver screen to bankruptcy and madness, it’s all part of an inevitable downward cycle for the ‘hero’ Tom Rakewell. Stravinsky’s opera is one of the most performed of all modern operas, not least for its fascinating mix of elements – 18th-century with a 20th-century twist – and will be one big operatic rollercoaster of a ride, not least with Thomas Adès conducting a cast lead by Charles Castronovo, Sally Matthews and John Relyea.<br /> <br /> Running time: 3 hours<br /> Sung in English with surtitles<br /> <br /> CREDITS<br /> Director<br /> Robert Lepage<br /> Composer<br /> Igor Stravinsky<br /> Associate Director<br /> Sybille Wilson<br /> Designs<br /> Carl Fillion<br /> Costume Designs<br /> Francois Barbeau<br /> Lighting<br /> Etienne Boucher<br /> Choreography<br /> Michael Keegan Dolan<br /> Video<br /> Boris Firquet<br /> <br /> PERFORMERS<br /> Conductor<br /> Thomas Adès<br /> Anne Trulove<br /> Sally Matthews<br /> Tom Rakewell<br /> Charles Castronovo<br /> Nick Shadow<br /> John Relyea<br /> Mother Goose<br /> Kathleen Wilkinson<br /> Baba the Turk<br /> Patricia Bardon<br /> Trulove<br /> Darren Jeffery<br /> Sellem<br /> Peter Hoare<br /> Peter Bronder</div>exhib/operaopera/operatheatre/operaTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T15:26:36-00:0051.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.12251448http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.P1Z/Ariadne_auf_Naxos--Royal_Opera_House--London.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=LDN&b=seatem&e=1121&v=ROH%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:19:26 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/LDN/ROH_T/1121/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>Whatever happens, the show must go on as Ariadne auf Naxos looks at the serious and comic sides of art – both on stage and off – as a rich patron’s whims force a new opera and a harlequinade together into one single work. Strauss’s music takes full advantage of the dramatic potential: the intense lyricism of the Composer, the richly scored encounter of Ariadne and Bacchus, the virtuosic coloratura of flirty but fickle Zerbinetta. Such a musical tour de force needs a world-class cast as here – led by Deborah Voigt, a leading exponent of her role, and joined by young British singer Gillian Keith, winner of the Ferrier Competition, in a major debut. Christof Loy’s popular production for The Royal Opera combines witty detail with a richly eclectic design of the classic and contemporary, the grand and the down-to-earth. With Mark Elder conducting, everything about this revival makes for an irresistible combination of the fine and the fun.<br /> <br /> Running time: 2 hours 45 minutes<br /> Sung in German with English surtitles<br /> <br /> CREDITS<br /> Composer<br /> Richard Strauss<br /> Director<br /> Christof Loy<br /> Revival Director<br /> Andrew Sinclair<br /> Designs<br /> Herbert Murauer<br /> Lighting<br /> Jennifer Tipton<br /> Choreography<br /> Beate Vollack<br /> <br /> PERFORMERS<br /> Conductor<br /> Mark Elder<br /> Primadonna (Ariadne)<br /> Deborah Voigt<br /> Composer<br /> Kristine Jepson<br /> Music Master<br /> Thomas Allen<br /> Dancing Master<br /> Alan Oke<br /> Wigmaker<br /> Jacques Imbrailo*<br /> Lackey<br /> Dean Robinson<br /> Tenor (Bacchus)<br /> Richard Margison<br /> Robert D Smith<br /> Zerbinetta<br /> Gillian Keith<br /> Harlequin<br /> Markus Werba<br /> Scaramuccio<br /> Ji-Min Park*<br /> Truffaldino<br /> Jeremy White<br /> Brighella<br /> Haoyin Xue*<br /> Naiad<br /> Anita Watson*<br /> Dryad<br /> Sarah Castle<br /> Echo<br /> Anna Leese<br /> The Major Domo<br /> Christopher Quest<br /> <br /> * Jette Parker young Artist</div>exhib/operaopera/operatheatre/operaTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T14:21:20-00:0051.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.12251448http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.P20/Romeo_and_Juliet--Royal_Opera_House--London.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=LDN&b=seatem&e=80&v=ROH%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:17:05 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/LDN/ROH_T/80/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>Kenneth MacMillan’s great interpretation of Shakespeare’s enduring tragedy is one of the most popular works in the Royal Ballet repertory – and one of the greatest examples of 20th-century choreography. Against the background of Renaissance Italy, a chance meeting ignites a profound love between Romeo and Juliet, bringing with it the hope - tragically unfulfilled –  that they may unite in peace their opposing families, the Montagues and the Capulets. The romance and tensions of the story particularly suit the breadth of MacMillan’s talent: from the physical bravado of young men, whether sword fighting or out on the town, to the formality of a grand ball and poignant, intimate scenes between the young lovers. Prokofiev’s musical score is a classic of passion and colour matched perfectly by MacMillan’s beautifully fluid and touching dance interpretation.<br /> <br /> Running time: 2 hours 55 minutes<br /> <br /> CREDITS<br /> Composer<br /> Sergei Prokofiev<br /> Choreography<br /> Kenneth MacMillan<br /> Designs<br /> Nicholas Georgiadis<br /> Lighting<br /> John B Read<br /> <br /> PERFORMERS<br /> Romeo<br /> Edward Watson<br /> Rupert Pennefather<br /> Thiago Soares<br /> Viacheslav Samodurov<br /> Juliet<br /> Leanne Benjamin<br /> Lauren Cuthbertson<br /> Marianela Nuñez<br /> Sarah Lamb<br /> Conductor<br /> Boris Gruzin<br /> Orchestra<br /> Royal Ballet Sinfonia</div>ballet/balletexhib/ballettheatre/danceTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T15:35:22-00:0051.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.12251448http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.JNQ/Mixed_Programme%3A_Dances_at_a_Gathering_-_The_Dream--Royal_Opera_House--London.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=LDN&b=seatem&e=119&v=ROH%2FTWed, 14 May 2008 14:10:29 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/LDN/ROH_T/119/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>After an absence of 30 years Jerome Robbins’s great work Dances at a Gathering makes an exciting return to The Royal Ballet. To solo piano works by Chopin, ten dancers explore the potential of dance itself through shifting relationships that also reflect the moods of the music’s mazurkas, waltzes and études. With virtuoso technique and individual character at the heart of its creation, every performance of Dances by The Royal Ballet will be a unique experience to savour.<br /> <br /> There’s a strong contrast in the second work of the programme, The Dream: with Shakespeare’s story of a midsummer’s night, Mendelssohn’s delightfully delicate music and Frederick Ashton’s ever-popular choreography. In its magic world of night and within its evocative woodland setting, Oberon and Titania play their games with the unwitting mortals, while the comic confusions of love are aggravated by the mischievous Puck.<br /> <br /> Running time: 2hrs 35 minutes | 1 Interval<br /> <br /> CREDITS<br /> Music<br /> Frédéric Chopin<br /> Choreography<br /> Jerome Robbins<br /> Lighting<br /> Jennifer Tipton<br /> John B Read<br /> Music<br /> Felix Mendelssohn<br /> Choreography<br /> Frederick Ashton<br /> Designs<br /> David Walker<br /> <br /> PERFORMERS<br /> Conductor<br /> Paul Murphy<br /> Orchestra<br /> Royal Ballet Sinfonia<br /> Dances at a Gathering<br /> tba<br /> The Dream<br /> Leanne Benjamin<br /> Alina Cojocaru<br /> Roberta Marquez<br /> Johan Kobborg<br /> Steven McRae<br /> Ivan Putrov<br /> Edward Watson</div>ballet/balletexhib/operatheatre/danceTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T15:34:38-00:0051.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.1225144851.51266461-0.12251448http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.PIP/Houston_City_Pass--City_Pass--Atlanta.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=HOU&b=seatem&e=10095&v=AFL%2FTTue, 13 May 2008 15:00:00 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/HOU/AFL_T/10095/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>Visit six Houston attractions for one amazing low price! Includes tickets to the Space Center Houston, Downtown Aquarium, Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston Zoo, The Health Museum OR George Ranch Historical Park and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston OR the Children&#8217;s Museum of Houston. Also with money saving coupons including: 15% off any single purchase at the Houston Visitor&#39;s Center, a free VIP Offers package for special promotions and savings at The Galleria and a free chef&#39;s appetizer of the day and preferred seating at Landry&#39;s Restaurants. See more and avoid most ticket lines! CityPass is good for nine days beginning date of first use- it&#8217;s perfect for a weekend or a week! (A $64.70 value for just $34.00!)<br /> <br /> <strong>Ticket book is valid for 9 days from first use.</strong></div>sights/tourTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T04:17:18-00:0033.75311000-84.3890900033.75311000-84.3890900033.75311000-84.38909000http://www.keithprowse.com/tickets/slink.buy/kpssie/e.PIQ/Western_Park_Magaluf--Western_Park_Magaluf--Palma_de_Mallorca.htmlhttp://www.ticketswitch.com/cgi-bin/rss_guid.exe?a=MAL&b=seatem&e=10098&v=AFM%2FTMon, 12 May 2008 08:37:00 GMT<div style="min-height:80px"><div style="float:left; padding:0; margin:5px 5px 5px 0;"> <img src="http://www.keithprowse.com/shared/event_media/seatem/MAL/AFM_T/10098/small.jpg" align="left" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" height="75" width="75"> </div>Based on the theme of an old &quot;Wild West&quot; town this is one of the most popular &quot;Water Park&quot; attractions, offering a full variety of water rides, as well as a live show, diving exhibitions, falconry and much more.<br /> <br /> It features water attractions for all ages such as Tam Tam Splash, which is a huge wave pool; The Beast, a breath-taking slide; Wild River, a circular pool where you ride a rubber ring; and Waterland, the perfect place for kids to live the most amazing adventures. Also, several shows take place everyday with birds of prey, sea lions, horses and even a diving show with jumps from over 30m. Green areas are available for relaxing.<br /> <br /> There are various restaurants around the site, an indoor jacuzzi for those who want to get out of the sun, pony rides, gift shops and more.<br /> <br /> Essential Additional info: (Pickup points, flights, hotel details, weights.)<br /> <br /> Motorway Palma-Andratix, exit 14 Magaluf-El Toro-Son Ferrer. Transportation is not included in this ticket.<br /> <br /> <h2 class="heading">Opening Hours:</h2> <ul> <li><strong>Times:</strong> Daily @ 10am unless weather conditions do not permit.</li> <li><strong>Running Time:</strong> All Day</li> </ul></div>attract/themeTickets from Keith Prowse Ireland2008-05-14T08:35:40-00:0039.522440002.6295500039.522440002.6295500039.522440002.62955000en