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Salle: Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, Toronto

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AdresseToronto
Ontario
M5H 4G1
Canada
Google maps43° 39' 3.227" N 79° 23' 8.770" W
janvier 2027
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Événements à venirEn voir plus...

TorontoThe Turn of the ScrewNouvelle production

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Britten: Le Tour d'écrou
Patrick Summers; Louisa Muller; Canadian Opera Company; Christopher Oram; Malcolm Rippeth; Canadian Opera Company Orchestra

TorontoAriadne auf NaxosNouvelle production

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Strauss R.: Ariadne auf Naxos
Johannes Debus; Paul Curran; Canadian Opera Company; Gary McCann; Howard Hudson; Canadian Opera Company Orchestra

TorontoEmpire of WildCréation mondiale

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Cusson: Empire of Wild
Johannes Debus; Yvette Nolan; Canadian Opera Company; Gillian Gallow; Jeff Chief; Michelle Ramsay; Canadian Opera Company Orchestra

TorontoL'elisir d'amore

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Donizetti: L'Elisir d'Amore (L'Élixir d’amour)
Lorenzo Passerini; James Robinson; Canadian Opera Company; Allen Moyer; Martin Pakledinaz; Paul Palazzo; Canadian Opera Company Orchestra
Critiques récentesEn voir plus...

Canadian Opera’s Così fan tutte revival doesn’t disappoint

Martina Myskohlid (Dorabella) and Joel Allison (Guglielmo) © Michael Cooper

The COC’s revival of Cosi fan tutte is still a visual feast and a few deft updates and some terrific singing make it well worth seeing, even for the third time!

A solid Traviata revival at Canadian Opera Company

Kathryn Lewek (Violetta) and Long Long (Alfredo) © Michael Cooper

The COC’s revival of Verdi’s La traviata features fine singing, especially from Kathryn Lewek’s Violetta, but has perhaps lost a little of the edge of previous runs.

Werther oozes quiet despair in new Canadian Opera Company staging

Victoria Karkacheva (Charlotte) © Michael Cooper
Excellent performances cannot turn a conventional production of Massenet’s Werther into a dramatic experience for the 21st century. 

Lepage’s Bluebeard and Erwartung pairing remains compelling theatre

Karen Cargill (Judith) and Christian Van Horn (Bluebeard) © Michael Cooper
Some 30 years after its first appearance, Robert Lepage’s double bill of Duke Bluebeards Castle and Erwartung is still strikingly effective and very modern-looking music theatre.

Canadian Opera Company’s Barber proves as fresh as ever

The cast of The Barber of Seville © Michael Cooper
The Barber is back in Toronto with an excellent cast, young and old, and it’s as lively, colourful and energetic as ever. 

Christopher Alden’s Rigoletto returns to Canadian Opera Company

Quinn Kelsey (Rigoletto) and Gregory Dahl (Monterone) © Michael Cooper
Christopher Alden’s Victorian-era Rigoletto still divides opinions, despite top-notch performances all around in this Toronto revival. 

Canadian Opera's Orfeo returns elegant, restrained and very satisfying

Iestyn Davies (Orfeo) © Michael Cooper
The restrained beauty of Robert Carsen’s production of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice is matched by musical elegance in its revival current revival at the Four Seasons Centre. 

Canadian Opera Company opens season with Roméo et Juliette

Stephen Costello (Roméo) and Kseniia Proshina (Juliette) © Michael Cooper
Amy Lane’s production of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette at the COC is eye-catching and enjoyable but doesn’t offer the same level of insight as her Faust last season.