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EdinburghThe Galloping CureWorld premiere
Mazzoli: The Galloping Cure
Stuart Stratford; Tom Morris; Opera Ventures Productions; Rebecca Ringst; Christina Cunningham; Lucy Carter; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera
GlasgowTurandotNew production
Puccini: Turandot
Stuart Stratford; Sir David McVicar; Scottish Opera; Charles Edwards; Ben Pickersgill; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera
EdinburghTurandotNew production
Puccini: Turandot
Stuart Stratford; Sir David McVicar; Scottish Opera; Charles Edwards; Ben Pickersgill; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera
GlasgowMadama ButterflyNew production
Puccini: Madama Butterfly
Stuart Stratford; Daisy Evans; Scottish Opera; Katherine Heath; Catherine Fay; Jake Wiltshire; The Orchestra of Scottish Opera
EdinburghMadama ButterflyNew production
Puccini: Madama Butterfly
Stuart Stratford; Daisy Evans; Scottish Opera; Toby Hession; Katherine Heath; Catherine Fay; Jake Wiltshire
InvernessMadama ButterflyNew production
Puccini: Madama Butterfly
Stuart Stratford; Daisy Evans; Scottish Opera; Toby Hession; Katherine Heath; Catherine Fay; Jake Wiltshire
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Mazzoli's The Galloping Cure gets eye-catching premiere in Edinburgh
Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek provide an intriguing allegory for the opioid crisis, performed blisteringly at the Edinburgh International Festival
Rossini’s Cenerentola proves great fun in Adelaide
Neil Armfield’s production for State Opera South Australia combines a sparkling night of entertainment with first class musical values.
East meets West in Dai Fujikura’s The Great Wave at Scottish Opera
Stuart Stratford conducts the world premiere of Fujikura’s opera about Hokusai’s image at Scottish Opera, with Satoshi Miyagi directing with his Japanese creative team.
Sepia memories: Scottish Opera’s La bohème delights in revival
Hye-Youn Lee and Mario Chang head a strong cast in Barbe and Doucet’s revival of La bohème, which marks the retirement of veteran lighting designer, Guy Simard.
A mafioso Merry Widow at Opera Holland Park
Despite some excellent music-making, John Savournin's production is hindered by a laboured New York relocation.
Scottish Opera’s Merry Widow tangles with the New York Mafia
With misplaced horse heads, violin case guns and as many mafia gags as you could hope for, Scottish Opera’s Merry Widow may not be subtle but it looks and sounds gorgeous.
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It's opera for all in Scottish Opera's new season
Scottish Opera launches an eclectic mix of main house productions, touring activity and a large emphasis on youngsters in Scotland’s Year of Young People.