Cavalli’s delightful L’Ormindo graces new Globe playhouse

Por Francesca Vella, 30 marzo 2014

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Crítica hecha desde Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Londres el 26 marzo 2014

Cavalli, L'Ormindo

The Royal Opera

Christian Curnyn, Dirección

Kasper Holten, Dirección de escena

Anja Vang Kragh, Diseño de vestuario

Samuel Boden, Ormindo

Ed Lyon, Amidas

Joélle Harvey, Sicle, La Fortuna

Graeme Broadbent, Ariadenus

Susanna Hurrell, Erisbe, L'Armonia

Rachel Kelly, Mirinda

Harry Nicoll, Eryka

Ashley Riches, Osman

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Francesca Vella

Francesca is a PhD student at KCL, where she is researching Verdi reception in late nineteenth-century Milan. Besides being interested in cultural history and the history of Italian opera, she loves the classical and romantic piano and chamber music repertoire.