An outdoors production south of the river that outshines the West End, this transformation of Wagner’s well-known 19th Century opera will convert any theatre-phobe.
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The Medium, Arcola Theatre – Review
A mixed bag: strong performances teetering on top of weaker production elements.
Read More »The Immortal Hour, Finborough Theatre – Review
This skilful revival of a British faery opera inspired by Celtic mythology is a centenary production well worth seeing.
Read More »Gloria – A Pigtale, Linbury Studio, Royal Opera House – Review
This may be a stretch for traditional opera buffs but if you fancy something a little different and you’re in need of lightness and laughter, then this is the perfect evening for you.
Read More »Diaghilev Festival Gala, London Coliseum – Review
An incredible programme of Russian opera and ballet that had us all clapping until our hands hurt!
Read More »Le Coq D’or (The Golden Cockerel), London Coliseum -Review
A lovely, comic revival of a rarely performed Russian opera celebrating iconic Russian culture.
Read More »Cosi Fan Tutte, The Tea House Theatre – Review
This performance showcases the skill and originality you'd expect to see in venues like The Royal Opera House, but on a one-to-one experience that makes you fall in love with opera all over again.
Read More »Clive and other stories, The Asylum, Caroline Court – Review
A show where the future of English Opera is clear. A well-produced evening with talented singers but there were a few niggles felt by yours truly.
Read More »Orpheus and Eurydice, The Rose Theatre Bankside – Review
There’s no better time or venue to see this mythical opera that can be enjoyed by all.
Read More »La Calisto, Upstairs at the Gatehouse – Review
A tight and charming performance of a work we do not have enough opportunities to see – catch it while you can!
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