Antonio (bass Jun-mo Park) hands over a letter to the Count (baritone Mikhail Motaylenko), who asks Figaro (bass Kihyun Lee) if he recognises it. Figaro denies knowing anything about the letter, but Susanna (soprano Silvia Spessot) and the Countess (soprano Alessia Camarin) know the truth.

The 'Folle Journée' (Mad Day) ends in celebration with a finale sung by all the characters.

Count: Lluís Calvet i Pey
Countess: Anastasia Antropova
Figaro: Eugenio Maria Degiacomi
Susanna: Heekyung Park
Cherubino: Hillary Alison Tufford
Bartolo: Kyubo Na
Marcellina: Dominika Isabell Marková
Don Curzio / Don Basilio: Seung-Uk Park
Barbarina: Woorin Kim
Antonio: Jun-mo Park

Misail (Steven van der Linden) and Varlaam (Shenyang) are drinking and joking with The Hostess of the Inn (Eva Kroon) near the frontier. The mood turns serious when Misail reveals he won’t feel safe until he gets across the border.

Figaro (bass Kihyun Lee) teases Cherubino (mezzo-soprano Haeun Kim) about how tough life will be in the army.

Bartolo (bass Kyubo Na) sings about the revenge he is planning to take on Figaro, who once plotted against him (see Il barbiere di Siviglia).

The Countess (soprano Alessia Camarin) remembers the time when the Count used to care about her...

The Count (baritone Lluís Calvet i Pey) is mad at Susanna (soprano Heekyung Park) as he slowly realises that he has been fooled by Figaro (baritone Eugenio Maria Degiacomi).

In one of the most famous duets of Le nozze di Figaro, the Countess (soprano Alessia Camarin) and Susanna (soprano Silvia Spessot) are writing a letter to trick the Count and expose his infidelity.

The Count (baritone Lluís Calvet i Pey) and Susanna (soprano Heekyung Park) arrange to meet in the garden at night, where he intends to reveal his feelings for her.