Fantastic value (if slightly too up-close for some) double bill in London's most exciting opera festival.
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Drifting Dragons, Arcola Theatre – Review
This site-specific piece offers simplistic opera in a great location with good performances from all.
Read More »Coriolanus and Du Liniang, Peacock Theatre – Review
This is a stunning production but at over 3.5 hours long, and in such a hot theatre, it was difficult to stay engaged throughout.
Read More »Popup Opera: I Capuleti e I Montecchi, Carousel – Review
A close-up on opera, where Bellini’s bel-canto is stripped down to its delightful essence.
Read More »Mirror Mirror, King’s Head Theatre – Review
A very funny and accomplished panto that wears its cleverness lightly.
Read More »Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and other love songs), Shoreditch Town Hall – Review
An enthralling evening of 'dodgy delights', in a venue that showcases the play's message without overdoing it.
Read More »Rough For Opera at The Cockpit Theatre – Review
A great event if you want to immerse yourself in new operatic compositions and provide feedback for new work.
Read More »30 Second Opera, Ivy Press – Book Review
A great introduction to opera, transforming a subject that’s often considered inaccessible into an easier-to-digest format with lively, in-depth writing.
Read More »The Wanton Sublime and The Medium, Arcola Theatre – Review
An engaging evening of opera that's perhaps not the best choice for newbies to the genre.
Read More »The Barber of Seville, JW3 – Review
This on trend production in the style of an English period drama infuses Rossini’s comic opera with new energy and humour.
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