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Technology to the rescue in Zurich's new staging of Boris Godunov

By Laura Servidei, 20 September 2020

The Zurich Opernhaus tackles the pandemic with an innovative strategy: instead of reducing the size of orchestra and chorus (as many other European opera houses) it removes them from the theatre altogether.

Zurich

22 Sep 2020

Technology to the rescue in Zurich's new staging of Boris Godunov

By Laura Servidei

Zurich

A cauldron of confusion: Handel’s Belshazzar staged in Zürich

By Sarah Batschelet, 03 November 2019

Lawrence Cummings conducts Zurich’s Orchestra La Scintilla in Handel’s oratorio-cum-opera, Belshazzar. The music was celestial; the staging was a bombastic mix of excess and vaudeville.

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***11

Zurich

05 Nov 2019

A cauldron of confusion: Handel’s Belshazzar staged in Zürich

By Sarah Batschelet

London

Emotion and mayhem: a golden double bill from Royal Academy Opera

By Stephen Pritchard, 18 March 2019

Students triumph in Tchaikovsky's Iolanta and Ravel's L'Enfant et les sortilèges.

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****1

London

19 Mar 2019

Emotion and mayhem: a golden double bill from Royal Academy Opera

By Stephen Pritchard

London

By Jove! A terrific Semele at the Royal Academy of Music

By Matthew Rye, 14 November 2018

Royal Academy Opera maintains its usual high standards in a production of Handel’s operatic oratorio, a showcase for the singers of the future.

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****1

London

15 Nov 2018

By Jove! A terrific Semele at the Royal Academy of Music

By Matthew Rye

Stockholm

Šerkšnytė's Songs of Sunset and Dawn intoxicates at the Baltic Sea Festival

By Simon Cummings, 30 August 2018

The Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra present two works at the Berwaldhallen that both look to the past and future.

***11

***11

Stockholm

03 Sep 2018

Songs of Sunset and Dawn intonxicates at the Baltic Sea Festival

By Simon Cummings