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Le Viol de Lucrèce à Toulouse : de belles voix pour un terne message

Par Arnaud Saura-Ziegelmeyer, 30 mai 2023

Rarement donnée sur les scènes lyriques, l'œuvre de Benjamin Britten bénéficie d'une belle interprétation musicale mais pâtit d'une mise en scène trop peu engagée pour en traduire le message aujourd'hui.

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Toulouse

04 juin 2023

Lucrèce à Toulouse : de belles voix pour un terne message

Par Arnaud Saura-Ziegelmeyer

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The second Elizabethan age receives a noble tribute from the first in ENO's Gloriana

Par Roy Westbrook, 08 décembre 2022

When done as well as this, a "concert staging" is not oxymoronic, but a precise term for a valuable mode of presentation.

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Londres

09 déc. 2022

Second Elizabethan age receives a noble tribute in ENO's Gloriana

Par Roy Westbrook

Adelaide

Amazing Breaking the Waves: Scottish Opera at the Adelaide Festival

Par Brian Angus, 13 mars 2020

Breaking the Waves is a remarkable opera. Scottish Opera has brought a thrilling cast, orchestra and team to Adelaide, and its audiences are all the richer for it.

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Adelaide

14 mars 2020

Amazing Breaking the Waves: Scottish Opera at the Adelaide Festival

Par Brian Angus

Barcelona

Tándem superlativo en el Liceu: Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci encumbrados en Barcelona

Par Maria Sánchez, 05 décembre 2019

Una propuesta escénica que engloba referentes provincianos del sur de Italia en estas dos joyas del verismo en un mismo mundo y con una belleza casi fílmica

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Barcelona

08 déc. 2019

Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci de Michieletto triunfan en Barcelona

Par Maria Sánchez

Edimbourg

Mazzoli’s luminous Breaking the Waves receives European premiere in Edinburgh

Par David Smythe, 21 août 2019

Sydney Mancasola gives a towering performance in Scottish Opera's new production by Tom Morris.

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Edimbourg

22 août 2019

Mazzoli’s luminous Breaking the Waves receives European premiere

Par David Smythe

Londres

ENO and the Open Air Theatre join forces for a lip-smacking Hansel and Gretel

Par Mark Valencia, 17 juin 2019

Mezzo-soprano Rachel Kelly and soprano Susanna Hurrell were the eponymous pair and, my, how they chewed the scenery.

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Londres

18 juin 2019

A lip-smacking Hansel and Gretel at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

Par Mark Valencia

Londres

Billy Budd finally drops anchor again at The Royal Opera

Par Mark Pullinger, 23 avril 2019

After nearly two decades away from the Covent Garden stage, it was time Britten's Billy Budd came home, in a new production from Madrid by Deborah Warner.

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Londres

24 avril 2019

Billy Budd finally drops anchor again at The Royal Opera

Par Mark Pullinger

Londres

Russian pyrotechnics and robust Anglican religion contrast in BBC SO programme

Par John Johnston, 15 novembre 2018

Dame Ethel Smyth's Mass in D enjoys a rare outing with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Martyn Brabbins.

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Londres

16 nov. 2018

Russian pyrotechnics and robust Anglican religion

Par John Johnston

Londres

La bohème at the Royal Opera: a simple tragedy, heart-rendingly told

Par David Karlin, 16 juin 2018

A committed cast make this a beautifully performed ensemble piece in which the tragedy of young love cut short by untimely disease is compellingly put across.

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Londres

17 juin 2018

La bohème at ROH: a simple tragedy, heart-rendingly told

Par David Karlin

Madrid

The vindication of a neglected masterpiece: a landmark Gloriana at the Teatro Real

Par Fernando Remiro, 14 avril 2018

Ivor Bolton and David McVicar have teamed up to create an unapologetically Brittenian Gloriana, with Anna Caterina Antonacci at the top of a great cast

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Madrid

16 avril 2018

A landmark Gloriana at the Teatro Real

Par Fernando Remiro

Londres

Big city alienation and love in the LSO's Bernstein 100 season

Par John Johnston, 16 décembre 2017

Cast and choir snaked and kicked their legs through the aisles of the hall – picking up audience members along the way – leading to a riotous on-stage dance.

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Londres

17 déc. 2017

Bernstein 100: Big city alienation and love

Par John Johnston

New York

Angel Blue impresses in her Met debut in an enthralling Bohème

Par Vishnu Bachani, 06 octobre 2017

A revival of Franco Zeffirelli’s 1981 production was graced by an impressive case, including the Met debut of soprano Angel Blue.

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New York

08 oct. 2017

Angel Blue impresses in her Met debut in an enthralling Bohème

Par Vishnu Bachani

High Wycombe

Le nozze di Figaro at Garsington

Par Katherine Cooper, 04 juin 2017

A slick production from the Garsington Opera Company, who use the location of the Wormley Estate to their full advantage.

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High Wycombe

07 juin 2017

Le nozze di Figaro at Garsington

Par Katherine Cooper

Madrid

Deborah Warner's new Billy Budd sets a new standard in Madrid

Par Fernando Remiro, 03 février 2017

Billy Budd triumphs in Madrid thanks to an inspired orchestra, a solid cast and a dream team of stage magicians.

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Madrid

06 févr. 2017

Warner's new Billy Budd sets a new standard in Madrid

Par Fernando Remiro

Glyndebourne

A drab Don Giovanni from the Glyndebourne Tour

Par Dominic Lowe, 15 octobre 2016

A lack of inspiration and dull staging is a serious hindrance to the second of Glyndebourne's touring productions.

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Glyndebourne

17 oct. 2016

A drab Don Giovanni from the Glyndebourne Tour

Par Dominic Lowe

Glyndebourne

Enchanted Wood: dream of a Dream at Glyndebourne

Par Mark Pullinger, 11 août 2016

“Out of this wood do not desire to go!” Tytania orders Bottom. Glyndebourne's revival of Peter Hall's classic production of A Midsummer Night's Dream is eerily enchanting, weaving its spell right from the queasy double bass glissandos, which slither into Britten's score.

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Glyndebourne

12 août 2016

Enchanted Wood: dream of a Dream

Par Mark Pullinger

Londres

BBC Symphony Orchestra introduces Partita by ‘voice of our generation’ Joseph Phibbs

Par Jessica Marcus, 21 mai 2016

Joseph Phibbs’s Partita makes a strong impression in its première at the Barbican.

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Londres

23 mai 2016

BBCSO introduces Joseph Phibbs' Partita

Par Jessica Marcus

Leeds

Opera North's L'elisir d'amore bubbles with life in Leeds

Par Richard Wilcocks, 17 février 2016

Opera North's revival of L'elisir d'amour directed by Daniel Slater at the Grand Theatre, Leeds, still bubbles with life, in spite of its age.

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Leeds

18 févr. 2016

L'elisir d'amore bubbles with life in Leeds

Par Richard Wilcocks

Londres

A heroine on heroin: ENO’s cold Bohème lacks heart

Par Mark Pullinger, 16 octobre 2015

Despite some fine singing, Benedict Andrew's production of La bohème for English National Opera is devoid of heart.

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Londres

17 oct. 2015

ENO’s Bohème: a heroine on heroin

Par Mark Pullinger

Glyndebourne

Dark deeds under the microscope: Britten's Rape of Lucretia at Glyndebourne

Par David Karlin, 05 juillet 2015

The Rape of Lucretia may be something of a problem piece, but Fiona Shaw's production is an excellent piece of ensemble theatre set around some very fine performances of music of rare beauty.

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Glyndebourne

06 juil. 2015

Dark deeds under the microscope: Britten's Lucretia

Par David Karlin

Londres

Hats off to David Hill in French repertoire with the LSO at the Barbican

Par David Truslove, 01 mars 2015

At very short notice David Hill stepped in to conduct an all-French programme with the London Symphony Orchestra where serenity, elegance and passion were all beautifully communicated.

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Londres

03 mars 2015

Hats off to David Hill at the Barbican

Par David Truslove

Madrid

The universalization of Britten: Death in Venice in Madrid

Par Fernando Remiro, 04 décembre 2014

Death in Venice makes its première in Madrid with a rational and symbolic production by Willy Decker.

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Madrid

08 déc. 2014

The universalization of Britten: Death in Venice

Par Fernando Remiro

Berlin

Fiona Shaw brings theatre into the opera house in The Rape of Lucretia

Par Max Woods, 14 novembre 2014

What makes this production of The Rape of Lucretia stand out is the singers’ acting. It’s immediate, it’s integrated into the singing, and it’s better than anything I’ve seen in any opera production before.

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Berlin

17 nov. 2014

Fiona Shaw brings theatre into the opera house

Par Max Woods

Winchester

"For the Fallen": BSO brings music linked to conflict to Winchester

Par Katy S. Austin, 18 octobre 2014

Seven works by English composers created a journey from beauty to death as Remembrance day approaches. There wasn't much dwelling on the horrors of war itself, but plenty of human emotion and a sense of life sadly lost.

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Winchester

20 oct. 2014

"For the Fallen": BSO in Winchester Cathedral

Par Katy S. Austin

Londres

Electric Stravinsky outshines Brett Dean at the Proms

Par Paul Kilbey, 07 août 2014

An impressive performance of Oedipus Rex under Sakari Oramo, demonstrating that his rapport with his new orchestra has grown rapidly.

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Londres

08 août 2014

Electrifying Oedipus Rex at the Proms

Par Paul Kilbey

New York

Glyndebourne's Billy Budd in New York

Par David Allen, 07 février 2014

This BAM production of Benjamin Britten’s Billy Budd, imported from Glyndebourne, achieves the rare distinction of making a great performance out of a decidedly mediocre work.

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New York

10 févr. 2014

Glyndebourne at BAM: Billy Budd

Par David Allen

Londres

Refreshingly unfussy: Jonathan Miller's classic La bohème revived at ENO

Par Julia Savage, 29 avril 2013

What to do with a “classic revival” that has, in the main, met the critics’ eye of approval? That was the question facing Natascha Metherell, the revival director of ENO’s production of La bohème, which opened this week at the Coliseum. The revival was in fact deftly handled: a production which remained faithful to Miller’s original vision, with honest, rather than over-egged, sentimentality.

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Londres

03 mai 2013

Refreshingly unfussy: Jonathan Miller's classic La bohème revived at ENO

Par Julia Savage

Londres

Danger, sleaze, passion: Carmen re-imagined at ENO

Par David Karlin, 21 novembre 2012

Carmen has always been in my head as a “pretty” opera: lovely tunes, colourful setting, exotically alluring gypsy brushing up against hunky bullfighter and handsome soldier - not exactly French Grand Opera, perhaps, but a far cry from gritty verismo.

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Londres

22 nov. 2012

Danger, sleaze, passion: Carmen re-imagined at ENO

Par David Karlin

Londres

The last revival: The Magic Flute at London Coliseum

Par Julia Savage, 13 septembre 2012

The house was full for the opening night at the London Coliseum, and there were plenty of whoops for conductor Nicholas Collon as he made his ENO debut. This year marks the 25th anniversary of ENO's celebrated production of Mozart's The Magic Flute, and this revival – the fourteenth – will be the last.

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Londres

17 sept. 2012

The last revival: The Magic Flute at London Coliseum

Par Julia Savage