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The Turn of the Screw review

Henry James' gothic classic, The Turn of the Screw, is a paragon of the genre, and Britten's ... More info

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A superbly creepy and unsettling production of Benjamin Britten’s 1954 two-act opera based on ... More info

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I Puritani review

I must confess that works by Bellini do not feature among my favourite operas. Even though their ... More info

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I have a huge amount of respect for the Welsh National Opera. They are a company who push the ... More info

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Puritan England seems an unlikely setting for this 18th century opera - Oliver Cromwell's army were ... More info

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I have seen Matthew Rose several times at Glyndebourne Festival, impressive in such characters as ... More info

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Benedict Nelson (baritone) and Sholto Kynoch (piano) perform 'Earth and Air and Rain' by Finzi at ... More info

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As usual with these Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas, the plot of The Pirates of Penzance is ... More info

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Legally Blonde was first a book by Amanda Brown, then a film (2001) and in 2007 it opened as a ... More info

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Did you know that the English National Opera (ENO), National Theatre and others show live and ... More info

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