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Aimee Kearney (Zerlina) and Jolyon Loy (Don Giovanni © Frances Marshall

A witty hotel Don Giovanni opens Blackwater Valley Festival

Par Andrew Larkin, 27 mai 2026

Tom Creed’s witty production at Lismore Castle delivers strong singing, sharp comedy and lively orchestral playing, even if the opera’s darker supernatural edges are somewhat diminished.

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Lismore

27 mai 2026

A witty hotel Don Giovanni opens Blackwater Valley Festival

Par Andrew Larkin

Sir Bryn Terfel (Boris Godunov) © The Royal Opera | Mihaela Bodlovic

Londres

Sir Bryn Terfel’s craggy Boris Godunov returns to Covent Garden

Par Mark Pullinger, 29 janvier 2026

The second revival of Richard Jones' staging of Mussorgsky's original 1869 version of Boris Godunov once again stars the Welsh knight.

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Londres

29 janv. 2026

Terfel’s craggy Boris Godunov returns to Covent Garden

Par Mark Pullinger

Amy Ní Fhearraigh (Mařenka), Egor Zhuravskii (Jeník) and John Molloy (Kecal) © Pato Cassinoni

Dublin

Czech comedy, Irish twist: Irish National Opera’s Bartered Bride shines

Par Andrew Larkin, 22 novembre 2025

A tiny stage and five musicians prove no obstacle to Irish National Opera’s lively, witty Bartered Bride, where sharp casting and clever direction turn modest means into genuine delight.

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Dublin

22 nov. 2025

Irish National Opera’s Bartered Bride shines

Par Andrew Larkin

Wexford

Stanford's hilarious The Critic proves a Wexford Festival Opera knockout

Par Andrew Larkin, 19 octobre 2024

Conor Hanratty's humorous production is a triumph from beginning to end, a must see at this year's Wexford Festival.

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Wexford

19 oct. 2024

Stanford's hilarious The Critic proves a Wexford knockout

Par Andrew Larkin

Worthing

Flying Dutchman becomes chillingly contemporary in OperaUpClose treatment

Par Nick Boston, 07 juillet 2023

OperaUpClose's vision of a dystopian England through Wagner's Flying Dutchman, distilled for chamber forces, receives strong performances from the cast and Manchester Camerata players.

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Worthing

07 juil. 2023

OperaUpClose's Flying Dutchman becomes chillingly contemporary

Par Nick Boston

Anne Marie Stanley (Lucretia) and Carolyn Holt (Bianca) © ROH | Camilla Greenwell

Londres

On the edge of tragedy: The Rape of Lucretia at the Linbury Theatre

Par Dominic Lowe, 13 novembre 2022

Oliver Mears' new production of Britten's chamber opera is a visceral reflection on tyranny and sexual violence.

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Londres

13 nov. 2022

On the edge of tragedy: The Rape of Lucretia at the Linbury Theatre

Par Dominic Lowe

High Wycombe

The Return of the Screw: chilling Britten at Garsington Opera

Par Roy Westbrook, 02 juillet 2022

Louisa Muller returns to revive her 2019 production, preserving the ambiguity – did the Governess see these things or imagine them?

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High Wycombe

02 juil. 2022

The Return of the Screw: chilling Britten at Garsington Opera

Par Roy Westbrook

Glasgow

Dead Man Walking receives thrilling UK staged premiere at RCS

Par David Smythe, 20 mai 2019

Dead Man Walking receives its UK stages premiere at RCS with two barnstorming central performances and a huge cast. Conductor James Holmes brought this modern American classic to passionate life.

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Glasgow

20 mai 2019

Dead Man Walking receives thrilling UK staged premiere at RCS

Par David Smythe

Glasgow

Reality TV Dido and Aeneas finds resonance with Trouble in Tahiti at RCS

Par David Smythe, 02 mars 2019

In the unlikeliest of pairings at RCS, Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas finds resonance with Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti, delivered with spirited commitment.

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Glasgow

02 mars 2019

Dido and Aeneas and Trouble in Tahiti at RCS

Par David Smythe

Dublin

Scene-stealing villains in Irish National Opera's futuristic Hoffmann

Par Pia Maltri, 14 septembre 2018

Tom Creed's take on Offenbach's opéra fantastique works best in the Olympia act in this new production in Dublin.

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Dublin

14 sept. 2018

Irish National Opera's futuristic Hoffmann

Par Pia Maltri