Opera-lele in 2024
Dates for 2024 are constantly being updated. Please check back regularly to view changes.
9th - 11th February - Big House, Penrith
1st - 4th March - Bracklesham Ukulele Weekends, Isle of Wight
29th March - Login Lounge, Camberley, Surrey
17th - 20th May - Bracklesham Ukulele Weekends, Jersey
21st - 24th June - Galway Ukulele Festival
26th - 28th July - Ukulele Festival of Great Britain, Cheltenham
2nd - 4th August - Shrewkfest, Shrewsbury
7th September - Anarchy HQ - joint concert with Paul Mansell and Anarchy in the Ukulele
25th - 28th October - Bracklesham Ukulele Weekends, Eastbourne
16th November - Tillingham Vineyard
8th December - Cottesmore Village Hall, Cottesmore, Rutland (booking details TBC)
13th December - Shaftesbury (details TBC)
14th December - Hagbourne Village Hall, Main Road, East Hagbourne, Didcot
15th December - Aberafan Beach Hotel, Port Talbot, Wales
20th December - Settle Victoria Hall, Settle, North Yorkshire
21st December - Number 28, Belper, Derbyshire
Please get in touch if you'd like Opera-lele to perform at your event.
"Opera-lele is truly one of the best acts in the ukulele world."
Mary Agnes Krell, producer and director of A Grand Northern Ukulele Festival & related tours
What audiences have said about Opera-lele
"I was mildly worried when my lovely stepdaughter bought us tickets for tonight's show as I am not a big fan of opera nor ukulele, so it didn't bode terribly well.
We were hooked from the opening number!
Clever, funny and hugely entertaining. Great night out."
J. McCarthy
"Mandi and George's musicianship and stage presence make for an exciting evening of entertainment. They make opera and light classics accessible and fun, but without deriding their repertoire. Serious music, serious talent (and a dose of not-so-serious humour!) all add up to a lot of fun. If you have not seen them, go out of your way to do so, soon."
R. Spinks
"Doesn't sound like it should work, but it does! Brilliant fun act with a charming pair of professional opera singers, songs cleverly arranged with ukulele accompaniment and a lot of chuckles too."
D. Field