3. Curtains Down

Kill Alvaro D'Alvade

Enter the theater and move left. Speak to the guard at the coat check. This conversation will put the Real WWI Pistol in your possession. Next, enter the bathroom to the right and stand next to the open bin (up against the bathroom wall so people won't see you as they enter). Eventually a green suited worker will walk in and use the stall next to you. When he begins to use the facilities, sneak behind him and inject him with the Syringe Sedative. Put on his uniform (Suit Worker, then toss his body in the open bin. Close the lid and exit the bathroom.

Move to the other side of the coat check and pass through the door that leads down some stairs (marked "Personnel Staff Only"). Move down them, then move through the double doors to your left. Run all of the way right and pick the lock at the far end of the room (make sure no one is watching you when you do this). Run down the stairs and through the door at the bottom. Head halfway down the hall, then pass through the door to the right. Run up the stairs and go through the door. You will find yourself backstage.

Move left and you'll spot two doors with stars outside of them. Go through the second door (the correct room will have a Paper Note on the dressing table). Approach the right side of the dressing table and you'll get a prompt to "place Real WWI Weapon". Do so, then exit the room. You'll be back before the actor returns to the room, but there's something you should do in the meantime.

Continue down the hall then pass through the double doors to your right. Run up the metal stairs. You'll emerge at the light catwalk area above the stage. Move across the catwalk and through the door. Continue across the next catwalk to the winch. Make sure the electrician doesn't see you and place a bomb at the base of the winch. This winch holds up the chandelier in the middle of the theater. When the bomb is placed, simply backtrack to the actor's room and hide in the closet. You may be hiding for some time, as the actors will go through one "full" dress rehearsal, followed by a quicker version, before they return to their dressing rooms. Hopefully placing the bomb wasted some time for you.

When the actor returns to the dressing room watch as he rehearses, then wait for him to leave the room. He's only going on a quick bathroom break, so move fast. Notice there are now two guns on the table. Grab the Prop WWI Weapon, put it away, and quickly exit the room. Backtrack to the lobby.

Once you're back in the lobby, move down the stairs and through any open door into the theater area. You're not suspicious here, so you can stand anywhere. I suggest standing to the right, close to the back row of seats, as this gives you a great vantage point. Notice the above chandelier, then watch as the unsuspecting actor kills Alvaro D' Alvade.

Kill Richard Delahunt

When Delahunt realizes D'Alvade is dead, he'll jump up from his balcony position and run down to the stage (you'll see this in a cutscene). Get your Detonator out and watch the center theater entrance, as this is the door Delahunt will move through. The second you spot him come through the door, detonate the bomb. The chandelier will fall and kill Delahunt.

Please note, it's possible you'll be found suspicious when the guards realize D'Alvade has been killed. If you see your tension meter begin to rise, simply move to another position in the theater and wait to detonate.

Also note, if you wait too long to detonate the bomb you'll risk taking out Delahunt's body guards (thus ruining your shot at a "Secret Assassin" rating). Again, the second Delahunt moves through the door, detonate.

Escape Opera

Return to the bathroom to collect your suit and exit out your original entrance.

Please note, on play throughs on the harder difficulties one witness was being counted against me. To correct this I was sure to a) Make sure I wasn't being spotted by the worker when picking the lock to enter the basement and b) I opted to detonate the bomb from the first level balcony to the left of Delahunt. I shoved myself in the far left corner and the bodyguards either didn't see me or didn't care that I was there. Immediately upon detonation I left the balcony and ran for my suit.

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