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GloucesterGlagolitic Mass

© James O'Driscoll
Elgar, Poulenc, Janáček
Philharmonia Orchestra; Adrian Partington; Katelyn Emerson; Rachel Nicholls; Hilary Summers; Gwyn Hughes Jones

LondresBach Collegium Japan: Handel’s Messiah

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Handel: El Mesías
Masato Suzuki; Bach Collegium Japan; Rachel Nicholls; Terry Wey; Mauro Peter
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Grange Park Opera’s Ring cycle opens with an excellent Rheingold

David Stout (Alberich), James Rutherford (Wotan) and Mark Le Brocq (Loge) © Marc Brenner
Launching that most ambitious of endeavours, a Ring cycle, Grange Park Opera’s production of Das Rheingold proves a real achievement, led by the superb Alberich of David Stout.

Welsh National Opera’s Dutchman docks in Birmingham

Simon Bailey (Dutchman) and Rachel Nicholls (Senta) © Craig Fuller
This bracing performance of The Flying Dutchman is a powerful reminder of the extraordinary musical standards which are at risk in the face of WNO’s subsidy cuts. 

Ukraine matters: Tchaikovsky’s Mazeppa at Grange Park Opera

David Stout (Mazeppa) and Rachel Nicholls (Mariya) © Marc Brenner
Why is Tchaikovsky’s very fine opera still a rarity outside Russia? David Pountney directs a new production at the Surrey festival. 

Prescient then, terrifying now: The Handmaid’s Tale at ENO

Avery Amereau (Serena Joy) and Kate Lindsey (Offred) © ENO | Zoe Martin
Margaret Atwood’s dystopic novel, masterfully adapted for the operatic stage, is strongly performed at ENO and rings even truer today than it did when it was written.

Death-devoted duo: a superb Tristan und Isolde at Grange Park Opera

Rachel Nicholls (Isolde) © Marc Brenner
Charles Edwards' ambitious production is well served by a strong cast as Grange Park Opera opens its season in the Theatre in the Woods. 

Grief compellingly explored: Die tote Stadt at Longborough

An outstanding performance from Rachel Nicholls lights up Carmen Jakobi's compelling production of Korngold's exploration of grief.