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Humdinger of a Gianni Schicchi from ETO

A great return appearance for English Touring Opera's Puccini double bill opening its spring tour at the Hackney Empire.
Dvořák’s Jacobin delights Buxton Festival audience
The charm-ometer was cranked firmly to ‘high’ yesterday evening for the opening opera of this year’s Buxton Festival with a performance of The Jacobin, an opera close to Dvořák’s heart.
British Youth Opera 25th anniversary season: A Night at the Chinese Opera
British Youth Opera have been fostering the best of young British vocal talent for 25 years, and it’s a delight to see them celebrating their anniversary this year with a work precisely as old as they are: Judith Weir’s A Night at the Chinese Opera dates from 1987, and made for a lively showcase for these rising stars at London’s Peacock Theatre last night.
The Okavango Macbeth - UK Premiere in Edinburgh.
While on a wildlife safari holiday in the Okavango Delta in northern Botswana, Alexander McCall Smith asked his guides to take him across a river to where two primatologists were researching baboon behaviour. Baboons are matriarchal and uniquely in common with humans, high status is inherited.