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Stephen Costello (Roméo) and Kseniia Proshina (Juliette) © Michael Cooper

Shakespeare in New York: Canadian Opera Company again opens season with Gounod

Par John Gilks, 27 septembre 2025

Amy Lane’s production of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette at the COC is eye-catching and enjoyable but doesn’t offer the same level of insight as her Faust last season.

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Toronto

27 sept. 2025

Canadian Opera Company opens season with Roméo et Juliette

Par John Gilks

Kyle Ketelsen (Méphistophélès) and Long Long (Faust) © Michael Cooper

Toronto

Scattered borrowings fail to cohere in Canadian Opera Company's new Faust

Par Gianmarco Segato, 11 octobre 2024

Amy Lane's scattered borrowings from Tim Burton to Stanley Kubrick fail to cohere in the Canadian Opera Company's new Faust.

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Toronto

11 oct. 2024

Scattered borrowings fail to cohere in COC's new Faust

Par Gianmarco Segato

Toronto

Jamie Manton's Cunning Little Vixen falls flat in Toronto

Par Michelle Assay, 26 janvier 2024

After more than a quarter of a century, Janáček’s late masterpiece returns to the Canadian Opera Company, but falls short in charm, magic, and humour.

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Toronto

26 janv. 2024

Jamie Manton's Cunning Little Vixen falls flat in Toronto

Par Michelle Assay

Lauren Fagan (Countess), Emily Fons (Cherubino) and Andrea Carroll (Susanna) © Michael Cooper

Toronto

Canadian Opera Company's sexed up Figaro: beautifully sung, creepily funny

Par John Gilks, 27 janvier 2023

The COC revival of its 2016 production of Le nozze di Figaro is still rooted in Claus Guth’s gloomy Scandinavia but it’s lightened up to become much sexier and funnier.

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Toronto

27 janv. 2023

COC's sexed up Figaro: beautifully sung, creepily funny

Par John Gilks

Toronto

Crisper, tighter, more relevant: revival of Christopher Alden's Rigoletto at the COC

Par John Gilks, 20 janvier 2018

Christopher Alden’s production of Verdi’s Rigoletto returned to Toronto tighter, more focussed and with fewer dramatic incongruities. Add to this that every aspect of the music making was top notch and it made for a fine evening at the theatre.

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Toronto

20 janv. 2018

Crisper, tighter, more relevant: Alden's Rigoletto at the COC

Par John Gilks

Vancouver

Polygamy at the opera: Muhly's Dark Sisters comes to Vancouver

Par Kevin W Ng, 26 novembre 2015

Vancouver Opera's bold presentation of Nico Muhly's Dark Sisters is enjoyable but less audacious than its subject matter might suggest

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Vancouver

26 nov. 2015

Muhly's Dark Sisters comes to Vancouver

Par Kevin W Ng