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Charles Rice is a distinguished operatic tenor known for his compelling performances and dynamic stage presence. With a rich background in classical music, he has captivated audiences with his powerful voice and emotive interpretations. Recently, Rice has taken on the role of Eisenstein in the upcoming production of Die Fledermaus, a celebrated operetta by Johann Strauss. This new rendition promises to be a visual and auditory feast, featuring stunning 1920s designs and an all-star ensemble cast, under the direction of Paul Curran and the baton of conductor Paul Daniel with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. Prior to this, Rice garnered acclaim for his portrayal of Marcello in Jonathan Miller's iconic production of La bohème, which returned to the English National Opera by popular demand. Set in the evocative backdrop of 1930s Paris, this production showcased Rice's ability to convey deep emotion through Puccini's exquisite music. As he prepares for his role in Die Fledermaus, audiences eagerly anticipate the next chapter in Rice's illustrious career, which continues to shine brightly in the world of opera.