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Caesar conquers Buxton: ETO's slimmed-down Giulio Cesare
Top notch singing, judicious pruning and production which prioritises human drama over camp spectacle make for an illuminating take on Handel's most frequently staged opera.
ETO's new Il viaggio a Reims is a long journey
A Rossini comedy should sparkle, but this new production, starting its tour from Hackney, is decidedly lacking bubbles.
Hurrell's Cleopatra reigns in English Touring Opera's Giulio Cesare
James Conway's production for English Touring Opera returns in a trimmed-down, single-evening guise.
Sukanya: close but no sitar
Ravi Shankar's valiant fusion of East and West is no greater than the sum of its parts.
A lip-smacking Hansel and Gretel at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Mezzo-soprano Rachel Kelly and soprano Susanna Hurrell were the eponymous pair and, my, how they chewed the scenery.
Venables sets free the music in Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis
Venables conceived a wealth of acoustic and visual components that constantly overlap and interact.