Wonderful for opera lovers and novices alike. This kind of production proves that opera can be fun for anyone, and that it needn’t take itself too seriously.
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Bukowski’s Cass, The Vaults – Review
Sexy, irreverent, but not quite truthful.
Read More »Rough for Opera, The Cockpit – Review
Opera as it should be: new vibrant ideas in a free and encouraging setting, a wonderful experience.
Read More »How the Whale Became, Lindbury Studio Theatre, Royal Opera House – Review
A marvellous production for the whole family, and a wonderful celebration of opera and theatre. Bravo!
Read More »Don Pasquale, The Sun Tavern in Covent Garden (site-specific)
The actors bring the story to life with humour and the space and minimal props are used well. Definitely worth seeing if you are new to opera and I’m sure that seasoned opera-goers may enjoy the change.
Read More »L’elisir d’amore, Blacks in Soho (site-specific in various locations)
On my way home I bought and downloaded a copy of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas. How’s that for a recommendation?
Read More »L’Orfeo, Trinity Buoy Wharf
Despite the cons this is unmissable, if just for the pure brilliance of it all!
Read More »Finding Butterfly, Limehouse Town Hall
A clever twist on a classic opera.
Read More »The Pirates of Penzance, King’s Head Theatre
A very enjoyable, well executed performance, highly recommended if you are looking for a good laugh. If you haven't been to an opera before, this is a great one to start with.
Read More »Hansel & Gretel, John McIntosh Theatre
An accessible opera and endearing piece of entertainment by talented performers, but it lacks a wow effect.
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