Un Ballo In Maschera, WNO, Wales Millennium Centre
WNO opens its Spring season with this interesting take on a work out of the Verdian repertoire which, while by...
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WNO opens its Spring season with this interesting take on a work out of the Verdian repertoire which, while by...
WNO closes its Autumn season on an upbeat note with Rossini’s La Cenerentola, a humorous and quick-witted take on the famous...
Don Giovanni was a beautiful production at the Wales Millennium Centre by the Welsh National Opera. The show was witty,...
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The Welsh National Opera production of Tosca wisely chooses to give a philological rendition of the opera, setting it in the...
Like most Cardiff based critics who review opera, Welsh National Opera’s eternal staging of Tosca, has had a frequent stage...
The World’s Wife by WNO, Taliesin Art Centre, Echo Forest and the Mavron Quartet The original source of the title...
I have seen this production of Madame Butterfly many times and yet each time it manages to be just that little...
Annabel Arden’s La Bohème is marked by the fresh, youthful enthusiasm of the cast in a generally charming production. Here...
O Bozhe! A series of largely music events is being planned in Cardiff to mark the centenary of the 1917 Revolution. The...