The Havant Light Opera Homepage
Havant Light Opera was formed to perform the works of Gilbert and Sullivan. We also perform light opera by other composers, and choral music in general. We perform two shows a year, a main show in June, and something with a Christmas flavour in December.

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Havant
Light Opera was founded in 1980 and currently flourishes with a membership of
around 40. We undertake two
performances per year, one in June/July and one in December in the Havant Arts
Centre. The summer
production is usually a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta and the December
production is a concert or show with a seasonal flavour.
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See our Past Shows here.
Useful Links
Technical Support - Mark Hartt Palmer
The Gilbert and Sullivan Archive
Southampton University Light Operatic Society (Lopsoc)
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