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LondresElder Conducts Weber’s ‘Oberon’Versión semiescenificada

BBC Proms
Weber: Oberon
Sir Mark Elder; Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique; Monteverdi Choir; Nicky Spence; Jennifer Davis

MúnichRigoletto

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Verdi: Rigoletto
Daniele Rustioni; Barbara Wysocka; Bayerische Staatsoper; Barbara Hanicka; Julia Kornacka; Marc Heinz; Bayerisches Staatsorchester

Nueva YorkHandel’s Messiah

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Handel: El Mesías
New York Philharmonic; Jeannette Sorrell; Jeanine De Bique; Rachael Wilson; Ed Lyon; Paweł Horodyski
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Pulsiones, deseos y enredos: Le nozze di Figaro en el Teatro Real

La legendaria y perspicaz producción de Claus Guth para Salzburgo visita Madrid lastrada por un reparto insuficiente.

Wagners Tannhäuser in Zürich: die Geliebte als Statue

Eric Cutler (Tannhäuser) © Herwig Prammer
Bei der letzten Saison-Premiere am Opernhaus Zürich wirken zwei Neulinge mit. Die Inszenierung von Thorleifur Örn Arnarsson und das Dirigat von Tugan Sokhiev lassen indes wenig Begeisterung aufkommen. 

Jones’ wicked Hänsel und Gretel returns to the Bayerische Staatsoper

Nikola Hillebrand (Gretel) and Rachael Wilson (Hänsel) © Geoffroy Schied
Even without a gingerbread house, there’s enough wickedness in Richard Jones’ staging of Humperdinck’s opera for sweet tooths to savour.

Glyndebourne revives Michieletto’s Kátya Kabanová

Miryam Tomè (Angel), Kateřina Kněžíková (Kátya) and Rachael Wilson (Varvara) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd. Photo: Marc Brenner
Damiano Michieletto’s production of Janáček’s opera breaks a key tenet of high-concept opera: where it should reveal, it obfuscates. 

Blinded by passion: Cav & Pag returns to the Royal Opera House

Jorge de Léon (Canio) and Anna Princeva (Nedda) © ROH | Marc Brenner
Questionable conducting aside, The Royal Opera's latest revival of Damiano Michieletto’s fluid production of the famous operatic double-bill is terrifically executed by two excellent casts.

A Glyndebourne Dream that works its sinister magic

Tim Mead (Oberon) and Liv Redpath (Tytania) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd | Photo: Tristram Kenton
A strong revival cast, conducted by Dalia Stasevska, demonstrate why Sir Peter Hall's 1981 vintage staging of Britten’s A Midsummer Night's Dream is such a classic.