Las Bodas de Fígaro

The Marriage of Figaro narrates a day of madness at Count Almaviva's Castle, where Figaro and Susanna, his servants, are getting married; but the Count wants to sleep with Susanna, using the abolished right of the first night, which provokes a conspiracy of all the employees to unmask his infidelities and make the Count repent: All this in a comedy of errors full of social satire and love affairs.