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English National Ballet’s Body and Soul: a mixed bag at Sadler’s Wells
© Photography by ASH
A grounded, revealing Carnegie Hall debut by Alexandra Dovgan
© Rebecca J Michelson
A vocally perplexing economics assignment from David Lang and New York Philharmonic
© Chris Lee
Jaap van Zweden and the Seoul Philharmonic’s measured Mahler 6
© Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra
Kristiina Poska makes an exciting return to conduct the RSNO
© RSNO | Clara Cowen
Alexander Whitley: the cutting edge of dance and technology at Sadler’s Wells East
© Oskein
Orchestre de Paris and Mäkelä wow Amsterdam with Rachmaninov and Franck
© Eduardus Lee
Siegfried at The Royal Opera: Kosky and Pappano continue to surprise and delight
© RBO 2026 | Monika Rittershaus
Opera Australia’s Eugene Onegin shines musically
© Keith Saunders
Hedging its bets: a merry La finta giardiniera at the Royal College of Music
© Chris Christodoulou
All about mi : Víkingur Ólafsson conquers Paris
© Alex Wallon (2023)
In Prague, a worthy tribute to a seminal conductor
© Ivan Malý
Avant-Garde: an eclectic triple bill in Prague
© Serghei Gherciu
Tragedy in the mirror: Minghella’s Madama Butterfly at the Wiener Staatsoper
© Wiener Staatsoper | Stephen Brückler
Opening the doors of memory: a haunting Bluebeard’s Castle at New Zealand Opera
© Thomas Hamill
Pomp meets ping-pong: Nixon in China lands again in Paris
© Vincent Pontet | Opéra national de Paris
Tine Thing Helseth introduces Nico Muhly’s vision of the end of the world to Sheffield
© Sharyn Bellemakers | The Hallé
Russell Maliphant’s Landscapes: three solos, three outstanding dancers at Sadler’s Wells East
© Johan Persson
Odyssey Opera presents Menotti’s The Last Savage
© Winslow Townson
Sakari Oramo and Yeol Eum Son summon up vivid landscapes of the imagination
© BBC | Mark Allan
Too much and too little: Jan Lauwers’ restless Clemenza in Vienna
© Wiener Staatsoper | Marcella Ruiz Cruz
Paul Lewis balances delicacy with power in understated Beethoven in Liverpool
© Gareth Jones
Turn It Out with Tiler Peck & Friends: bubbling over with passion for the art form
© Christopher Duggan
The last night of Britten: Warner attains her theatrical dream at the Teatro Real
© Javier del Real | Teatro Real
Rosa Feola’s Lucia rescues a San Carlo production showing its age
© Luciano Romano
Brilliant performances in Met’s new Tristan und Isolde but staging gets in the way of the music
© Karen Almond | Met Opera
Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots: some riveting performances
© Andy Ross
When we dead awaken: Mahler 2 returns to Philadelphia
© Allie Ippolito
Philadelphia Ballet’s The Merry Widow: a Belle Époque dream
© Alexander Iziliaev
English National Ballet’s Body and Soul: a mixed bag at Sadler’s Wells
© Photography by ASH
A grounded, revealing Carnegie Hall debut by Alexandra Dovgan
© Rebecca J Michelson
A vocally perplexing economics assignment from David Lang and New York Philharmonic
© Chris Lee
Jaap van Zweden and the Seoul Philharmonic’s measured Mahler 6
© Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra
Kristiina Poska makes an exciting return to conduct the RSNO
© RSNO | Clara Cowen
Alexander Whitley: the cutting edge of dance and technology at Sadler’s Wells East
© Oskein
Orchestre de Paris and Mäkelä wow Amsterdam with Rachmaninov and Franck
© Eduardus Lee
Siegfried at The Royal Opera: Kosky and Pappano continue to surprise and delight
© RBO 2026 | Monika Rittershaus
Opera Australia’s Eugene Onegin shines musically
© Keith Saunders
Hedging its bets: a merry La finta giardiniera at the Royal College of Music
© Chris Christodoulou
All about mi : Víkingur Ólafsson conquers Paris
© Alex Wallon (2023)
In Prague, a worthy tribute to a seminal conductor
© Ivan Malý
Avant-Garde: an eclectic triple bill in Prague
© Serghei Gherciu
Tragedy in the mirror: Minghella’s Madama Butterfly at the Wiener Staatsoper
© Wiener Staatsoper | Stephen Brückler
Opening the doors of memory: a haunting Bluebeard’s Castle at New Zealand Opera
© Thomas Hamill
Pomp meets ping-pong: Nixon in China lands again in Paris
© Vincent Pontet | Opéra national de Paris
Tine Thing Helseth introduces Nico Muhly’s vision of the end of the world to Sheffield
© Sharyn Bellemakers | The Hallé
Russell Maliphant’s Landscapes: three solos, three outstanding dancers at Sadler’s Wells East
© Johan Persson
Odyssey Opera presents Menotti’s The Last Savage
© Winslow Townson
Sakari Oramo and Yeol Eum Son summon up vivid landscapes of the imagination
© BBC | Mark Allan
Too much and too little: Jan Lauwers’ restless Clemenza in Vienna
© Wiener Staatsoper | Marcella Ruiz Cruz
Paul Lewis balances delicacy with power in understated Beethoven in Liverpool
© Gareth Jones
Turn It Out with Tiler Peck & Friends: bubbling over with passion for the art form
© Christopher Duggan
The last night of Britten: Warner attains her theatrical dream at the Teatro Real
© Javier del Real | Teatro Real
Rosa Feola’s Lucia rescues a San Carlo production showing its age
© Luciano Romano
Brilliant performances in Met’s new Tristan und Isolde but staging gets in the way of the music
© Karen Almond | Met Opera
Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots: some riveting performances
© Andy Ross
When we dead awaken: Mahler 2 returns to Philadelphia
© Allie Ippolito
Philadelphia Ballet’s The Merry Widow: a Belle Époque dream
© Alexander Iziliaev
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