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OxfordTosca

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Puccini: Tosca
Marios Papadopoulos; P Burton-Morgan; Oxford International Opera; Anthony Lamble; Tim Mitchell; Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra; Carmen Giannattasio

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Britten: Mort à Venise
Edward Gardner; Vasily Barkhatov; Bayerische Staatsoper; Zinovy Margolin; Olga Shaishmelashvili; Alexander Sivaev; Bayerisches Staatsorchester
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Glyndebourne’s iconic Dream approaches its century

Nils Wanderer (Oberon) and Jennifer France (Tytania) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd | Tristram Kenton
Sir Peter Hall's classic staging of Britten's Shakespearean comedy nears a landmark moment in Glyndebourne’s autumn season. 

Mummy issues: Michieletto’s Carmen returns to The Royal Opera

Aigul Akhmetshina (Carmen) © RBO | Marc Brenner
Aigul Akhmetshina is on the verge of becoming the definitive Carmen; in this first revival of Michieletto's 2024 production at Covent Garden, she delivers the standout performance. 

“Taffia Tosca” burns with Welsh fire

Sir Bryn Terfel (Scarpia) and Natalya Romaniw (Tosca) © RBO | Clive Barda
Led by Bryn Terfel's Scarpia and Natalya Romaniw's Tosca – not forgetting Aled Hall's scene-stealing Spoletta – this revival of Jonathan Kent's 2006 staging is urgently paced. 

Soaring orchestral themes, minimalist staging: Eugene Onegin

Liparit Avetisyan (Lensky), Avery Amereau (Olga) © Royal Ballet and Opera | Tristram Kenton
The Royal Opera's season opener is a welcome return for Tchaikovsky's opera after nine years, and a house debut for American director Ted Huffman.

Tézier's suave Scarpia steals the limelight in ROH Tosca revival

Ludovic Tézier (Scarpia) © ROH | Marc Brenner
Tosca is back for another run, more dimly lit than ever, but illuminated by French baritone Ludovic Tézier as a Scarpia oozing with sinister charm and ironic humour. 

Costume drama at its finest: Andrea Chénier at The Royal Opera

Jonas Kaufmann (Andrea Chénier) and Sondra Radvanovsky (Maddalena di Coigny) © ROH | Marc Brenner
The Royal Opera orchestra, chorus and a large cast bring their A game to Sir Antonio Pappano's last run as music director.