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Performer: Avery Amereau

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MunichAlcinaNew production

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Handel: Alcina
Stefano Montanari; Johanna Wehner; Bavarian State Opera; Benjamin Schönecker; Ellen Hofmann; Bayerisches Staatsorchester; Saskia Kruse

MunichSemele

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Handel: Semele
Leonardo García-Alarcón; Claus Guth; Bavarian State Opera; Michael Levine; Gesine Völlm; Michael Bauer; Bayerisches Staatsorchester

ParisIsraël en Égypte

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Handel: Israel in Egypt
Hervé Niquet; Thaïs Raï-Westphal; Mélissa Petit; Avery Amereau; Rupert Charlesworth

LondonHerculesNew production

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Handel: Hercules
Laurence Cummings; Barrie Kosky; The Royal Opera; Katrin Lea Tag; Joachim Klein; Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden
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Manfred Honeck brings his über-dramatic Mozart Requiem to Chicago

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The Austrian conductor's loudest fortes and softest pianos pull together a dramatic arc from the Requiem, other Mozart works and chant. But it's not really a funeral. 
****1
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Ensemble Jupiter end European tour of Handel’s Theodora in Brussels

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Projection proves a problem for the singers, but this Theodora at BOZAR is nevertheless full of musical and spiritual beauty.
****1
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Everlasting Everding: another beautiful Munich Zauberflöte revival

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August Everding’s Magic Flute is revived in Munich with a solid cast for the enjoyment of all ages.

***11
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Soaring orchestral themes, minimalist staging: Eugene Onegin

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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.
***11
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All play and no work: an exuberant Figaro in Munich

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Evgeny Titov's new production is heavy on the jokes and light in substance, but delights anyway thanks to its high-class cast. 
****1
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Prescient then, terrifying now: The Handmaid’s Tale at ENO

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Margaret Atwood’s dystopic novel, masterfully adapted for the operatic stage, is strongly performed at ENO and rings even truer today than it did when it was written.
****1
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