REVIEW: The Mikado, Scottish Opera & D’Oyly Carte – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Silly, sumptuous and satisfying, Scottish Opera and D'Oyly Carte's co-production of the perennially popular, anti-establishment satire The Mikado, is a...
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REVIEW: The Devil Inside – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Novelist Louise Welsh and composer Stuart MacRae continue the creative partnership that started in 2009 with the 15 minute Remembrance...
REVIEW: Carmen, Scottish Opera – Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Its accessibility; clarity of narrative; portrayal of an independent, strong-minded woman and a clutch of knockout, familiar tunes make Georges Bizet's...
REVIEW: The Flying Dutchman – Scottish Opera, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
This review was originally written for and published by The Public Reviews Writer and Librettist: Richard Wagner Conductor: Francesco Corti...
REVIEW: La traviata – Scottish Opera, Town House, Hamilton
Violetta, a famed escort, leads a seemingly charmed existence amidst the cream of Paris society. But, in fragile health, she...
INTERVIEW: Scottish soprano Eleanor Dennis talks to Glasgow Theatre Blog
Born in Aberdeenshire, soprano Eleanor Dennis is a rising star in the opera world, inspiring Fiona Maddocks in The Observer to...
INTERVIEW: Tenor Nicky Spence talks to Glasgow Theatre Blog
Leading Scottish tenor Nicky Spence is an ENO Harwood Artist who trained at the Guildhall School and the National Opera...
