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| Address | High Street Wexford Ireland |
| Contains | National Opera House: O’Reilly Theatre |
| Google maps | 52° 20' 17.569" N 6° 27' 44.897" W |
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WexfordLes BoréadesNew production
Rameau: Les Boréades
Camille Delaforge; RB Schlather; Irish National Opera; Soutra Gilmour; Adam Silverman; Irish Baroque Orchestra
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Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin
Fergus Sheil; Patrick Nolan; Irish National Opera; Leslie Travers; Elizabeth Gadsby; Malcolm Rippeth; Irish National Opera Orchestra
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Prokofiev’s The Gambler: an inevitable musical descent into obsession
Prokofiev’s propulsive score and Igor Onishchenko’s compelling Alexei drive this unsettling portrait of gambling obsession, despite some disappointing staging at Wexford Festival Opera.
Rossini’s youthful opera gets the laughs rolling in Wexford
A frothy confection of fiendish patter, farcical misunderstandings and spirited performances reveals the youthful Rossini already in command of comic opera.
Mascagni’s Iris blooms afresh in Wexford
Wexford gives Mascagni’s neglected Iris a compelling new lease of life, with sensitive direction, outstanding singing and a hauntingly beautiful, redemptive conclusion.
Delius’ The Magic Fountain disappoints at Wexford
Frederick Delius' gigantic score is worth a listen but Christopher Luscombe doesn’t circumvent the problems of directing this opera in 2025.
Handel’s Deidamia a triumph for Wexford Festival Opera
A rare opportunity to see Handel’s final operatic work, Deidamia, conducted – and staged – by George Petrou at Wexford Festival Opera.
Spanish Civil War Trouvère opens Wexford Festival Opera
The 74th Wexford Opera Festival opens with the French revision of Il trovatore that Verdi reforged for the Paris Opera.
Orpha Phelan delivers farcical Donizetti at the Wexford Festival Opera
Superlative singing, hilarious antics and an energetic production make Donizetti's Le Convenience ed inconvenience an exhilarating success.
Stanford's hilarious The Critic proves a Wexford knockout
Conor Hanratty's humorous production is a triumph from beginning to end, a must see at this year's Wexford Festival.