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Highway to Hell: Don Giovanni returns to Covent Garden
Kasper Holten's psychological take on the louche lothario remains controversial, but in its third revival, Erwin Schrott's powerful assumption of the title role is a delight.
“What a commotion!” A slapstick Finta giardiniera in Zurich
Zurich Opera stages Tatjana Gürbaca’s production of Mozart’s La finta giardiniera. True to the opera buffa genre, it teems with silliness.
An Old School Boccanegra in Naples

A production which did not make a strong impression in Naples, despite a first rate cast.
Baroque sorcery: Handel's Alcina returns to the Staatsoper
Baroque purists might prefer a more surefire line-up of brilliantly executed arias, but the theatrical framework of Adrian Noble's Alcina production offers a great deal.
A welcome reprise of Zeffirelli's La Bohème at the Met
Zeffirelli's La Bohème at the Met never fails to charm. Balance issues aside, a beautifully sung performance by a very capable cast.
Gluck's Iphigénie en Aulide at the Theater an der Wien
Institutional violence has been a running theme in Torsten Fischer’s series of Gluck operas at the Theater an der Wien, albeit with a lid kept firmly on the idea of actual conflict.
