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Dress Code

anthonyvbyrne · 2011-10-13 08:05:54

I am going to an Opera in the NCH next week. I am a great fan of Classical and opera, but I am not a regular customer at the NCH. I am aware that it would be the more conservative / establishment end of the music scene. What is the dress-code at such an event ? Would anything less than a suite be out of place ? Would an…

13-10-2011 09:05AM

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anthonyvbyrne

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I am going to an Opera in the NCH next week. I am a great fan of Classical and opera, but I am not a regular customer at the NCH.

I am aware that it would be the more conservative / establishment end of the music scene.

What is the dress-code at such an event ?
Would anything less than a suite be out of place ?
Would an Arty look be appropriate ?
Regards

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#2 13-10-2011 10:51AM

whiterob81

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You don't really need to go too overboard. A shirt and trousers would be fine. there's no set dress code. smart casual!

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#3 13-10-2011 09:28PM

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Your money is as good as anyone else's that has bought a ticket so wear whatever makes you comfortable and don't worry about anyone else.

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#4 14-10-2011 03:47PM

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Yep as above your normal everyday clothes is fine. People are generally in casual clothes. I went two weeks ago in jeans and a shirt

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