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Akhnaten

'Akhnaten' is the third of Philip Glass's operas that offer portraits of historical figures significant in the fields of science (Einstein), politics ...
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Turandot

Puccini died before completing Turandot; music after the death of Liù was composed by Franco Alfano. At its 1926 première, conductor Toscanini stopped...
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The Egyptians

While we take Athenian tragedy as the foundation of so much of what has followed in the Western dramatic tradition, how often do we stop to think abou...
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Truth’s a Dog that Must to Kennel

This stunning short piece by Tim Crouch is reflection on the nature of theatre and the shared values that bring performers and audience together. It's...
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Oklahoma!

This production first saw the light of day at Bard College in 2015 and was most recently reworked at the Young Vic last year. I had the pleasure of re...
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Coppélia

The ballet Coppélia has a remarkable capacity for re-interpretation. What better foundation for a story about ambition and power than a tale of a dera...
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Alcina

Monte Carlo Opera has a new, and for the first time, female artistic director, the Queen of Coloratura, Cecilia Bartoli. With Alcina, Handel concludes...
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The Rhinegold

After the recent travails of English National Opera it is a real pleasure to be able to say that their new production of Wagner’s ‘ The Rhinegold’ is ...
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Clara & Olivia
by Lucy Ashe

This original and exquisitely written novel is a highly accomplished debut from Lucy Ashe. Lucy trained at the Royal Ballet School, so it is written f...