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Natalya Romaniw: From Welsh National Youth Opera to Welsh National Opera

Natalya Romaniw’s journey to the professional stage in 2017 with selection of images of her recent roles It’s...

When I launched Operasonic in 2015, one of the things I knew I wanted to do was create an adventure...

Let’s get the production out of the way first and move on to the plus points of this revival of...

The main attraction of this revival of the 2007 production of Khovanshchina is the much-anticipated conducting of Mussorgsky’s gargantuan score...

This autumn Welsh National Opera will present three Russian-themed opera under the title Russian Revolution. The season will include performances...

Of course what happens on stage and in the pit are the most important elements of a night at the...

‘Time is a strange thing’ – these words sung by the Marschallin in ‘Der Rosenkavalier’ and set to the most...

As I write this we’re in our last week in the studio for Die Fledermaus before we move on stage...

Welsh National Opera’s Summer season is a Viennese whirl with the cherry on the cake being a new production of Richard...

Annabel Arden’s La Bohème is marked by the fresh, youthful enthusiasm of the cast in a generally charming production. Here...