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Moreton-in-MarshDie Meistersinger von NürnbergNouvelle production

Longborough Festival
Wagner: Les Maîtres chanteurs de Nuremberg
Anthony Negus; Polly Graham; Longborough Festival Opera; Jamie Vartan; Georgia Lowe; Ben Ormerod; Longborough Festival Opera Orchestra

Moreton-in-MarshDie lustigen Weiber von Windsor (The Merry Wives of Windsor)Nouvelle production

Longborough Festival
Nicolai: Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor (The Merry Wives of Windsor)
Christopher Ward; Anna Morrissey; Longborough Festival Opera; Jamie Vartan; Ben Ormerod; Longborough Festival Opera Orchestra; Nazan Fikret

Moreton-in-MarshLa bohème

Longborough Festival
Puccini: La bohème
Alice Farnham; Sarah Fahie; Longborough Festival Opera; Sarah Beaton; Colin Grenfell; Longborough Festival Opera Orchestra; Jung Soo Yun
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A vigorous, vivid Tristan und Isolde in the Cotswolds

Catherine Carby (Brangäne) and Catharine Woodward (Isolde) © Matthew Williams-Ellis
The revered Anthony Negus conducts a superb revival of Carmen Jakobi’s abstract production of Wagner’s transcendent drama at Longborough Festival Opera.

Longborough Festival Opera season starts slow with Orlando

Beth Taylor (Orlando) © Matthew Williams-Ellis
Beth Taylor gives the lows and highs of Handel's heroics an almighty, whole-body shakedown in Sinéad O'Neill’s new staging of Handel's Orlando. 

Dorman’s Wahnfried receives its UK premiere at Longborough

Mark Le Brocq (Houston Chamberlain), Alexandra Lowe (Isolde Wagner), Andrew Watts (Siegfried Wagner) © Matthew Williams-Ellis
Longborough Festival Opera, built on Wagnerian foundations, stages the UK premiere of Avner Dorman’s ambitious cautionary tale about the Wagner clan and establishing the composer’s legacy. 

An enthralling Walküre at Longborough Opera Festival

Mark Le Brocq (Siegmund) © Matthew WIlliams-Ellis
Who wouldn't relish the chance of seeing a Ring cycle at close quarters? Longborough's Die Walküre isn't perfect, but it consistently delivers on the story and on character interpretation.

Back to the Bard: Longborough's Fairy Queen

Rachel Speirs (Titania) © Matthew Williams-Ellis
Polly Graham's production turns semi-opera into “three-quarters opera”, to good effect.

Don't look back: Longborough's new L'Orfeo

Aoife Miskelly (Eurydice) and Peter Gijsbertsen (Orfeo) © Matthew Williams-Ellis
Olivia Fuchs directs Monteverdi's early opera in a sparse staging with a consistently fine cast.