Review: Venus / Dido by HGO
The north-west London-based company presents a double-bill of two English Baroque operas. Rebecca Armstrong was impressed by this female-led production.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 23 May 2022
The north-west London-based company presents a double-bill of two English Baroque operas. Rebecca Armstrong was impressed by this female-led production.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 6 May 2022
This pared-down, modern-day production of Puccini’s timeless classic packs an enormous emotional punch, says Rebecca Armstrong.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 25 Apr 2022
This classic interpretation of Puccini’s tragic tale sticks closely to the opera’s original story to create a work that is both intimate and powerful.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 11 Apr 2022
Annilese Miskimmon’s powerful and poignant new production of Poul Ruders’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s seminal novel is a must see.
Read Moreby Rebecca | 23 Mar 2022
Exuberant, energetic and excellent fun, this manly version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s hugely popular operetta is a joy to watch.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 16 Feb 2020
This contemporary production of Verdi’s tragic tale of childhood love from the English National Opera provides a feast for the ears but leaves the eyes wanting more.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 22 Jan 2020
This staple of the Royal Opera’s repertoire returns to Covent Garden; Rebecca Armstrong went along to see how this revival of Puccini’s classic plays out.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 21 Nov 2019
The fourth instalment of the ENO’s Orpheus season creates an otherworldly atmosphere in which nothing is quite as it seems.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 6 Jun 2019
A fully staged production of Janácek’s operatic song cycle is ideal for the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 29 May 2019
Tenor Roberto Alagna leads an outstanding cast in this revival of David McVicar’s production of Giordano’s verismo opera.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 23 May 2022
The north-west London-based company presents a double-bill of two English Baroque operas. Rebecca Armstrong was impressed by this female-led production.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 6 May 2022
This pared-down, modern-day production of Puccini’s timeless classic packs an enormous emotional punch, says Rebecca Armstrong.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 25 Apr 2022
This classic interpretation of Puccini’s tragic tale sticks closely to the opera’s original story to create a work that is both intimate and powerful.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 11 Apr 2022
Annilese Miskimmon’s powerful and poignant new production of Poul Ruders’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s seminal novel is a must see.
Read Moreby Rebecca | 23 Mar 2022
Exuberant, energetic and excellent fun, this manly version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s hugely popular operetta is a joy to watch.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 16 Feb 2020
This contemporary production of Verdi’s tragic tale of childhood love from the English National Opera provides a feast for the ears but leaves the eyes wanting more.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 22 Jan 2020
This staple of the Royal Opera’s repertoire returns to Covent Garden; Rebecca Armstrong went along to see how this revival of Puccini’s classic plays out.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 21 Nov 2019
The fourth instalment of the ENO’s Orpheus season creates an otherworldly atmosphere in which nothing is quite as it seems.
Read Moreby Rebecca Armstrong | 6 Jun 2019
A fully staged production of Janácek’s operatic song cycle is ideal for the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre.
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