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AlresfordLa bohèmeNew production
Puccini: La bohème
Richard Farnes; David Geselson; The Grange Festival; Lisa Navarro; Benjamin Moreau; Jérémie Papin; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
AlresfordGiulio Cesare in EgittoNew production
Handel: Giulio Cesare in Egitto, (Julius Caesar in Egypt) HWV 17
Christian Curnyn; David Alden; The Grange Festival; Jon Morrell; Early Opera Company; Tim Mead
AlresfordLa clemenza di TitoConcert performance
Mozart: La clemenza di Tito
Christophe Rousset; The Grange Festival; Les Talens Lyriques; Jeremy Ovenden; Maite Beaumont; Aphrodite Patoulidou
AlresfordEugene OneginNew production
Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin
Lidiya Yankovskaya; Max Webster; The Grange Festival; Frankie Bradshaw; Jack Knowles; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
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Die Fledermaus at The Grange: Cabaret meets G&S
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A fine singing cast gives creditable performances in Johann Stauss II's most famous operetta, but Paul Curran's updating of Act 2 to 1930s Berlin takes the fizz out of the Champagne.
The Rake's Progress at The Grange: richly entertaining
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Singing performances are excellent, the staging is well crafted and Stravinsky's eclectic score entertains from start to finish. But it's an evening's opera that doesn't touch the soul.
L’incoronazione di Poppea vividly brought to life at the Grange
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Terrific music making with a light directorial touch brings mixed results to Monteverdi's 1643 masterpiece.
Obsession at The Grange: The Queen of Spades
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In a setting that might be The Grange itself, a production which steadily tightens its grip until a blistering finish.
A stylish Così fan tutte at The Grange Festival
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Entertainment ideal for country house opera-goers, enhanced by some fine singing and excellent playing from the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.
Tension accumulates in Handel’s Tamerlano at The Grange Festival
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Some exceptional singing intermittently enlivens Daniel Slater's production which, dramatically and emotionally, takes time to ignite.
Kilts in the library: Macbeth opens The Grange Festival
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Murder in the library? No, this isn't a re-run of Poirot, but a new production of Verdi's Macbeth to open The Grange Festival's 2022 season.
The Grange Festival opens with Britten's Dream
Britten's four lovers were costumed in quasi-contemporary, even glamorous manner, stripping to their underwear for the end of Act 2... so more Love Island than Ancient Athens.