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Bo-ho: ETO takes Bohème to Hackney

Von Dominic Lowe, 26 Februar 2022

English Touring Opera has revived James Conway's production of La bohème to launch the company back to full operations post-lockdown. What this new run lacks in finesse is made up for in bags of heart and spirit.

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London

26 Feb 2022

Bo-ho: ETO takes Bohème to Hackney

Von Dominic Lowe

Cambridge

Fresh, funny, frivolous: Gilbert & Sullivan's Patience from English Touring Opera in Cambridge

Von Charlotte Valori, 26 April 2017

A joyous explosion of tuneful Victorian satire provides an unlikely, yet ideal, contrast to English Touring Opera's Tosca as their Patience tours the UK in this finely-cast, period-perfect production.

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Cambridge

26 Apr 2017

Fresh, funny, frivolous: Patience in Cambridge

Von Charlotte Valori

London

Puccini without passion: a bloodless Tosca from English Touring Opera

Von Mark Pullinger, 04 März 2017

Blanche McIntyre's new production for ETO proves a disappointment, saddled with a trip hazard of a set.

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London

04 Mär 2017

Puccini without passion: a bloodless Tosca

Von Mark Pullinger

London

Simple and emotive: English Touring Opera’s La bohème at Hackney Empire

Von Charlotte Valori, 13 März 2015

James Conway’s production of La bohème may be a little restrained on banter, but hits all the emotional high notes, is compellingly played and superbly sung.

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London

13 Mär 2015

Simple and emotive: ETO’s La bohème

Von Charlotte Valori

London

The Wild Man stumbles into Hackney in ETO’s rare Donizetti revival

Von Mark Pullinger, 12 März 2015

Donizetti’s Il furioso all’isola di San Domingo hasn’t strayed onto UK shores for decades, but is given a spirited performance by English Touring Opera.

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London

12 Mär 2015

The Wild Man stumbles into Hackney

Von Mark Pullinger