| Welsh National Opera | ||
| Justin Brown | Dirección | |
| Sir David Pountney | Dirección de escena | |
| Ralph Koltai | Diseño de escena | |
| Sue Blane | Diseño de vestuario | |
| Orchestra of Welsh National Opera | ||
| Chorus of Welsh National Opera | ||
| David Stout | Barítono | Figaro |
| Marie Arnet | Soprano | Susanna |
| Mark Stone | Barítono | Count |
| Elizabeth Watts | Soprano | Countess |
| Naomi O'Connell | Mezzosoprano | Serafin |
| Andrew Watts | Contratenor | The Cherub |
| Alan Oke | Tenor | The Major |
| Rhian Lois | Soprano | Angelica |
The Almaviva household is fleeing the chaos of the Revolution, pursued by the evil Major who is plotting to kill them all. Susanna's frustration with her increasingly cynical husband, Figaro, propels her towards a one-night stand with Cherubino, now a rather sleazy nightclub owner who calls himself The Cherub. Meanwhile, the Count and Countess are scandalised by the revelation of each others' infidelities. They finally return to what remains of the Almaviva residence, and the Count and Countess are reconciled with one another, and with their fate, as revolutionary troops advance.