Current Events

Emily Andrews flautist/mezzo

David Massey & Francisco Correa guitars

CarmenCo’s new show, “My My My Delilah!” will be ready in Autumn 2026, and already has promoters queueing up to book it after the success of their “A Pocket Opera” which was hugely popular when it came to Rook Lane Chapel in 2024.

70% music and 30% spoken word, My My My Delilah! is a riotous concert-play in which the Bible’s most notorious femme fatale finally gets to tell her side of the story. What really motivated her betrayal of Samson? Was she chasing fame, settling scores, or simply fed up with all that hair?

Packed with virtuosic live music, sharp comedy and unexpected twists, this irreverent tale of rivalry, superstardom, power and vanity features music from some of opera’s greatest hits, ingeniously reimagined for CarmenCo Trio’s unique combination of flute/voice and two guitars.

​The new show from the trio behind A Pocket Opera, My My My Delilah! is a witty, exhilarating mix of classical music, storytelling and comedy that audiences won’t forget.

As with A Pocket Opera, the three musicians perform entirely from memory, enabling them to act with each other, and to engage the audience members in the show. It’s a brilliantly accessible and fun way to present classical music.

PROGRAMME
Verdi Possente Ptha from Aida ( (flute, 2 guitars)
Verdi Triumphal March from Aida ( (flute, 2 guitars)
Bizet. Habanera from Carmen (voice, 2 guitars)
Donizetti O mio Fernando" from La Favorita (voice, guitar)
Saint Saens Printemps qui commence" from Samson and
Delilah (voice and two guitars)
Verdi arr. Ferrer/CarmenCo Variations (guitar duo)
Saint Saens Bacchanale from Samson and Delilah (flute,
violin, 2guitars)
Saint Saens Priestess Dance from Samson and
and Delilah(flute, 2 guitars)
Tarrega Arabe (guitar solo)
Miller Dance (Falla) (2 guitars)
Schubert (arr Boehm/Massey) Standchen (flute and guitar)
Saint Saens "Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix" from Samson and
Delilah - (voice and two guitars)
Saint Saens L’amour viens aider ma faiblesse" from Samson and
Delilah - (voice and two guitars)
Rossini Barber of Seville - overture (flute, two guitars)