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Alžběta Poláčková (Jenůfa), Aleš Briscein (Laca) © Pavel Hejný

Prague

A bleak Jenůfa from Calixto Bieito

Von Frank Kuznik, 22. Mai 2025

The director drains the life out of an impassioned opera with a staging devoid of authenticity and ideas.

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Prague

22. Mai 2025

A bleak Jenůfa from Calixto Bieito

Von Frank Kuznik

Prague

Šárka: a controversial revival in Prague

Von Frank Kuznik, 7. November 2024

A chilly reception for director Kay Link's fresh take on a mythical Czech heroine mars an otherwise superb performance.

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****1

Prague

7. Nov. 2024

Šárka: a controversial revival in Prague

Von Frank Kuznik

Prague

A Dvořák revival fit for a king in Prague

Von Frank Kuznik, 19. September 2019

Dvořák's failed King and Charcoal Burner gets a second chance and new life at his namesake festival.

****1

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****1

Prague

19. Sept. 2019

A Dvořák revival fit for a king in Prague

Von Frank Kuznik

Prague

A bold update of Beethoven in Prague

Von Frank Kuznik, 22. September 2018

Realism elbows aside romanticism in this dark departure from a star-studded tradition.

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****1

Prague

22. Sept. 2018

A bold update of Beethoven in Prague

Von Frank Kuznik

Prague

A cultural touchstone takes centre-stage at Prague's National Theatre

Von Frank Kuznik, 14. September 2018

Smetana's Libuše makes a timely reappearance in Prague.

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Prague

14. Sept. 2018

A cultural touchstone takes centre-stage at Prague's National Theatre

Von Frank Kuznik

Prague

Wolfgang Wagner's swansong: Lohengrin in Prague

Von John Johnston, 14. Juni 2017

Clad in sulphurous yellow with beaded jet shoulder pads she looked well able to vanquish Lohengrin in single combat with the swish of her cloak.

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****1

Prague

14. Juni 2017

Wolfgang Wagner's swansong: Lohengrin in Prague

Von John Johnston

Boston

They called him The Great Pretender: Odyssey Opera presents Dvořák's Dimitrij

Von Kevin Wells, 16. September 2016

A concert performance of Dvořák’s Dimitrij opened the fourth season of Boston’s intrepid Odyssey Opera, constituting the US première of Milan Pospíšil’s 2004 critical edition of the original 1882 score.

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****1

Boston

16. Sept. 2016

Odyssey Opera's Dimitrij

Von Kevin Wells

London

The Czech Fidelio: Bělohlávek leads a fine account of Smetana’s Dalibor

Von Mark Pullinger, 2. Mai 2015

“What Czech does not like music?” declares Beneš, the jailor in Smetana’s opera Dalibor. Certainly not Jiří Bělohlávek, who is as superb an advocate for Czech music as any conductor in the world right now.

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****1

London

2. Mai 2015

Dalibor: The Czech Fidelio

Von Mark Pullinger

Prague

Fibich's Pád Arkuna: Unearthing a forgotten Czech gem

Von Frank Kuznik, 10. Oktober 2014

Despite some staging problems, a Czech rarity gives the National Theater's new opera season a rousing start, with a vibrant score beautifully realized by conductor John Fiore.

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***11

Prague

10. Okt. 2014

Unearthing a forgotten Czech gem

Von Frank Kuznik

Prague

Not a dry eye in the house: Rusalka at Czech National Theatre

Von David Karlin, 11. März 2014

With a production in a style with which I was not at all familiar and which I found very true to the work's spirit, this Rusalka at the Czech National Theatre in Prague was a memorable evening's opera.

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****1

Prague

11. März 2014

Not a dry eye in the house: Rusalka at Czech National Theatre

Von David Karlin

Prague

Prague State Opera's uninspired Tannhäuser

Von Frank Kuznik, 11. Januar 2014

Tenor Daniel Frank impressed in the title role in the Prague State Opera's new Tannhäuser, directed by Andrejs Žagars – but the production itself suffered from a lack of interpretation and inventiveness.

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***11

Prague

11. Jan. 2014

Prague State Opera: Tannhäuser

Von Frank Kuznik