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Three card trick: compelling new Queen of Spades at Garsington
Jack Furness directs a terrific new Queen of Spades at Garsington – haunting and harrowing.
Justice in Geneva: musically appealing but missing its mark
Director Milos Rau, composer Hèctor Parra and librettist Fiston Mwanza Mujila put the operatic spotlight on the fight for justice after a mining disaster in the DRC, with mixed results.
Byström and Soddy lead superb Salome revival at the ROH
Swedish soprano Malin Byström returns to Sir David McVicar's production at Covent Garden, where she is now probably unsurpassed in the role, vocally and histrionically.
Glimmering Respighi, sparkling Dukas, a murky Il tabarro
Mark Elder brought the Hallé down to the Royal Albert Hall for an interesting programme of Dukas, Respighi and Puccini.
A walk in the park with Tosca: ENO at Crystal Palace
Natalya Romaniw, a diva to her fingertips, proves an ideal Floria Tosca in ENO's open-air performance at the South Facing Festival in Crystal Palace Bowl.
Too small for the hall: the BBC SSO at the Proms
Pergolesi is sung beautifully, Stravinsky performed with fun and verve, but the Royal Albert Hall is a big place for a chamber orchestra.