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Brett Deans fulminanter Hamlet bei den Münchner Opernfestspielen

Von Michael Vieth, 26. Juni 2023

Ein Werk, das sowohl traditionell als auch innovativ, elegant und leidenschaftlich ist: Brett Deans Hamlet, dessen gewaltige Aufgaben an Szene und Musik an der Staatsoper in München überzeugend gelöst wurden.

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München

26. Juni 2023

Brett Deans fulminanter Hamlet bei den Münchner Opernfestspielen

Von Michael Vieth

Members of the Opera North Chorus © James Glossop

Leeds

A feast of Purcell in Sir David Pountney’s Masque of Might at Opera North

Von Richard Wilcocks, 6. Oktober 2023

Sir David Pountney directs a satirical take on dictatorship and the climate crisis inventively set to the music of Purcell.

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Leeds

6. Okt. 2023

A feast of Purcell in Sir David Pountney’s Masque of Might

Von Richard Wilcocks

London

In the Realms of Sorrow: London Handel Festival presents cantatas in the round

Von Mark Valencia, 2. März 2023

Director Adele Thomas can do no wrong, sustaining her extraordinary run of fizz with this unlikely concatenation of four Handel cantatas at Stone Nest.

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London

2. März 2023

In the Realms of Sorrow: Handel cantatas in the round

Von Mark Valencia

Alresford

Tension accumulates in Handel’s Tamerlano at The Grange Festival

Von David Truslove, 10. Juni 2022

Some exceptional singing intermittently enlivens Daniel Slater's production which, dramatically and emotionally, takes time to ignite.

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Alresford

10. Juni 2022

Tension accumulates in Handel’s Tamerlano at The Grange Festival

Von David Truslove

Leeds

Tim Albery's new Alcina for Opera North lacks magic in Leeds

Von Mark Valencia, 5. Februar 2022

Alcina also disappoints as a showcase for sustainable opera, despite that being Opera North’s pledge for this production.

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Leeds

5. Feb. 2022

Tim Albery's new Alcina for Opera North lacks magic in Leeds

Von Mark Valencia

London

JPYA make a decent fist of Handel's Susanna in the Linbury Theatre

Von Mark Valencia, 5. März 2020

The evening’s most unbuttoned applause was reserved for two native anglophone artists, countertenor Patrick Terry and bass-baritone Michael Mofidian.

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London

5. März 2020

JPYA make a decent fist of Handel's Susanna in the Linbury Theatre

Von Mark Valencia

Köln

A very palpable hit: Hamlet in Cologne

Von Matthew Rye, 24. November 2019

Brett Dean's operatic reworking of Shakespeare's Hamlet receives its German premiere in a powerful new staging by the work's librettist Matthew Jocelyn.

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Köln

24. Nov. 2019

A very palpable hit: Hamlet in Cologne

Von Matthew Rye

London

Absurd, unpleasant and wonderfully pertinent: Gerald Barry's The Intelligence Park

Von Timmy Fisher, 25. September 2019

Almost 30 years since its last run, Gerald Barry’s The Intelligence Park makes a boisterous return to the stage.

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London

25. Sept. 2019

Absurd, unpleasant and wonderfully pertinent:

Von Timmy Fisher

Glyndebourne

Jolly hockey sticks! Orliński rules as Rinaldo at Glyndebourne

Von Mark Pullinger, 8. August 2019

Robert Carsen's riotous production of Rinaldo returns to the Sussex Downs, a schoolboy fantasy colliding crusading knights with St Trinian's bad girls.

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Glyndebourne

8. Aug. 2019

Jolly hockey sticks! Orliński rules as Rinaldo at Glyndebourne

Von Mark Pullinger

London

Jette Parker Young Artists unite for a golden afternoon at Covent Garden

Von Mark Valencia, 21. Juli 2019

The young singers spin any raw material into opera gold, sending the audience home as uplifted as if they’d just glugged a bellyful of Pimm’s.

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London

21. Juli 2019

JPYA unite for a golden afternoon at Covent Garden

Von Mark Valencia

London

Phaedra: Henze's final opera given a sensitive and stylish new production in the Linbury Theatre

Von Mark Valencia, 15. Mai 2019

A post-mortem fantasy that’s as compelling as it is confusing.

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London

15. Mai 2019

A sensitive and stylish new production of Phaedra

Von Mark Valencia

London

Berenice at the Linbury: sung à la Handel, acted à la Gilbert and Sullivan

Von David Karlin, 27. März 2019

Visual eye candy, excellent singing and superb Handelian playing by Laurence Cummings and the London Handel Orchestra are marred by poor diction and limited acting expressivity.

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London

27. März 2019

Berenice at the Linbury: Handel meets Gilbert and Sullivan

Von David Karlin

London

Dove's Flight takes off superbly to launch Royal Academy's new theatre

Von Mark Pullinger, 12. März 2018

Dove's infectious score nods to Copland, Bernstein and Britten and its tongue-twisting ensembles and high-wire vocal writing were wonderfully performed.

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London

12. März 2018

Dove's Flight takes off superbly

Von Mark Pullinger

London

Flinty graves: a chilling L'incoronazione di Poppea from the Royal Academy of Music

Von Dominic Lowe, 20. Mai 2016

In Shoreditch, the Royal Academy of Music showed off some superb singing in a chilling exploration of tyranny and unrestrained power.

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London

20. Mai 2016

Flinty graves: a chilling Poppea

Von Dominic Lowe

Chicago

Chicago Summer Opera brings Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream to Mayne Stage

Von Dan Wang, 20. Juli 2015

The cast of young professionals seemed entirely at ease in Midsummer Night’s sometimes abstruse musico-mythical world, and made their surroundings work for them.

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Chicago

20. Juli 2015

A Midsummer Night's Dream in Chicago

Von Dan Wang