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LondresAngel's Bone

Allison Cook (Mrs X.E.), Matthew McKinney and Mariam Wallentin (Angels) © Tristram Kenton
Du Yun: Angel's Bone
Baldur Brönnimann; Kip Williams; English National Opera; Marg Horwell; Jack Knowles; English National Opera Orchestra

LondresMendelssohn's Elijah

© Dieric Bouts
Mendelssohn: Elías
Meridian Sinfonia; Murray Hipkin; Madeline Boreham; Clare Presland; Matthew McKinney; Alaric Green

LondresThames Philharmonic Choir – Bach Christmas Oratorio

© Thames Philharmonic Choir
Bach: Oratorio de Navidad (Weihnachtsoratorium), BWV248
Harry Bradford; Thames Philharmonic Choir; Sofia Kirwan-Baez; Merce Bruguera Abello; Matthew McKinney
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A polemic for out times: Du Yun’s Angel’s Bone at ENO

Allison Cook (Mrs X.E.), Matthew McKinney and Mariam Wallentin (Angels) © Tristram Kenton
Transferring from Manchester to London in expanded form, ENO stage a bruising, uncompromising allegory of modern slavery.

Reality television: ENO’s Angel’s Bone in Manchester

Allison Cook (Mrs XE) and Rodney Earl Clarke (Mr XE) in Angel’s Bone © Tristram Kenton
Kip Williams and ENO mount an extraordinary new production of Du Yun and Royce Vavrek’s multifaceted opera, with performances of great emotional directness broadcast live on camera.

The Railway Children becomes a pacy action thriller at Glyndebourne

Jessica Cale (Bobbie), Henna Mun (Phyllis) and Matthew McKinney (Peter) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd | Richard Hubert Smith
Mark-Anthony Turnage and Rachael Hewer update Edith Nesbit’s children's novel as a spy action thriller, with an exciting score and a strong cast of singers.

Theatrically poverty-stricken: ETO's Blond Eckbert

Blond Eckbert © Richard Hubert Smith
Judith Weir's cryptic folk opera lacks the narrative propulsion necessary to enthral an audience, and without resolution there is no catharsis.

ETO's new Il viaggio a Reims is a long journey

Il viaggio a Reims © Richard Hubert Smith
A Rossini comedy should sparkle, but this new production, starting its tour from Hackney, is decidedly lacking bubbles.

The Poisoner’s Dilemma: ETO presents a dramatic Lucrezia Borgia

Paula Sides (Lucrezia) and Aidan Edwards (Alfonso) © Richard Hubert Smith
Donizetti’s tale of one the Italian Renaissance’s objects of hate is well sung and superbly acted in ETO's new spring tour production.