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Glass: Waiting for the Barbarians
Alice Farnham; Guy Weizman; De Nederlandse Reisopera; Ascon de Nijs; Elke von Sivers; Maarten van Rossem; Noord Nederlands Orkest
NavanLes BoréadesNouvelle production
Rameau: Les Boréades
Camille Delaforge; RB Schlather; Irish National Opera; Soutra Gilmour; Adam Silverman; Irish Baroque Orchestra
DublinLes BoréadesNouvelle production
Rameau: Les Boréades
Camille Delaforge; RB Schlather; Irish National Opera; Soutra Gilmour; Adam Silverman; Irish Baroque Orchestra
WexfordLes BoréadesNouvelle production
Rameau: Les Boréades
Camille Delaforge; RB Schlather; Irish National Opera; Soutra Gilmour; Adam Silverman; Irish Baroque Orchestra
TraleeLes BoréadesNouvelle production
Rameau: Les Boréades
Camille Delaforge; RB Schlather; Irish National Opera; Soutra Gilmour; Adam Silverman; Irish Baroque Orchestra
CorkLes BoréadesNouvelle production
Rameau: Les Boréades
Camille Delaforge; RB Schlather; Irish National Opera; Soutra Gilmour; Adam Silverman; Irish Baroque Orchestra
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To be or not to be: Hamlet returns to the Buxton Festival
After 45 years, Ambroise Thomas' Hamlet returns to Buxton in a gripping, psychological staging by Jack Furness.
Myth meets Shoreditch: a rewarding Handel double bill
Part of this year's London Handel Festival, Apollo e Dafne and The Choice of Hercules are transported to the stage in a captivating production that blends music and dance.
Magic takes time to sparkle in ENO's Elixir of Love
Harry Fehr’s directorial debut for ENO transposes Donizetti’s tale into a World War 2 setting. Rhian Lois charms and commands as Adina.
Lise Davidsen triumphs in first major Verdi role
The Norwegian soprano scores a major success at Covent Garden in her role debut as Elisabetta, whetting appetites for more Verdi to come.
Rough magic: Halévy’s La Tempesta opens Wexford Opera Festival
Wexford Festival thrives on resurrecting long-forgotten operas, so is the perfect place for Halévy's take on Shakespeare, neglected for 170 years.
Die Wahrheit liegt in der Musik: Dido and Aeneas an der Royal Academy
Ein ausdrucksstarkes Dirigat von Elizabeth Kenny und ein grandioses Sängerensemble beeindrucken in London.