Productions

This pared-down, modern-day production of Puccini’s timeless classic packs an enormous emotional punch, says Rebecca Armstrong.

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.

Annilese Miskimmon’s powerful and poignant new production of Poul Ruders’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s seminal novel is a must see.

Exuberant, energetic and excellent fun, this manly version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s hugely popular operetta is a joy to watch.

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. 

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.

The fourth instalment of the ENO’s Orpheus season creates an otherworldly atmosphere in which nothing is quite as it seems.

A fully staged production of Janácek’s operatic song cycle is ideal for the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre.

Tenor Roberto Alagna leads an outstanding cast in this revival of David McVicar’s production of Giordano’s verismo opera.

The north-west London-based company presents a double-bill of two English Baroque operas. Rebecca Armstrong was impressed by this female-led production.

This pared-down, modern-day production of Puccini’s timeless classic packs an enormous emotional punch, says Rebecca Armstrong.

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.

Annilese Miskimmon’s powerful and poignant new production of Poul Ruders’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s seminal novel is a must see.

Exuberant, energetic and excellent fun, this manly version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s hugely popular operetta is a joy to watch.

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. 

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.

The fourth instalment of the ENO’s Orpheus season creates an otherworldly atmosphere in which nothing is quite as it seems.

A fully staged production of Janácek’s operatic song cycle is ideal for the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre.