I cannot recall seeing a production of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly more attractive visually than that offered at Nevill Holt, the Leicestershire outpost —itself ...
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I cannot recall seeing a production of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly more attractive visually than that offered at Nevill Holt, the Leicestershire outpost —itself ...
The background to Stephen Medcalf's new production of Richard Strauss' Capriccio (seen Sunday 20 June 2010) at Grange Park Opera is the fact that it was premièred in ...
The Prince is at death’s door. Lying in bed with a drip feeding into his arm, he’s surrounded by white-coated doctors, whose expressions make it plain that the end is ...
As soon as his opera The Love of Three Oranges was premièred (in
Chicago in 1921), Prokofiev had to field questions as to what the piece
was about and whether ...
Petit Trianon to Glyndebourne’s Versailles, Grange Park Opera is more attuned to the times than it might appear.
Instead of sponsoring roles for next season’s ...
Capriccio is arguably weaker than The Love for Three Oranges. Strauss’s sublime opening string sextet and exquisite closing monologue frame a rambling, repetitive ...
He's been startling audiences for at least two decades, since his 1988 scratch'n'sniff The Love for Three Oranges at English National Opera. Prokofiev's brittle and ...
For reasons not entirely clear, Grange Park Opera opts to perform Prokofiev's commedia dell'arte-inspired theatrical extravaganza in the French translation used at its ...
Prokofiev’s comic opera is made for summer festival viewing.
Was it a Tardis or only a common-or-garden police box? The zany fantasy of The Love for Three ...
Claire Rutter shines in Grange Park’s production of Tosca reviewed by Hugh Canning.
The summer opera seasons in delightful — if unquestionably elitist — ...
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