Tête à Tête Opera Festival Week 2: Sunday

First on the bill, at 2.15pm, is Roswitha Gerlitz's 'Gravity', a site-specific ten-minute show on the Riverside Terrace. At 2.55pm, there's 'The Secretary Turned CEO', Danyal Dhondy's refurbishment of Pergolesi's comic intermezzo of 1733, here transposed to a contemporary business workplace. At 3pm, Filament Theatre Company present Osnat Schmool's 'One or the Other', inspired by 'Tom and Jerry', 3-part harmony and bad cookery programmes. It's followed, at 4.05pm, by the first act of Tom Floyd and David Spittle's latest opera, 'MICROmegas'. At 5.50pm, there's Paul Evernden's 'Guilt', a piece inspired by the life of Hildegard of Bingen, using a text fashioned from three different pieces of her writing, followed, at 6.10pm, by Warwick Blair's journey through the human psyche, depicting an individual's struggle for survival and redemption, 'State of Being'.