Where is Jack the Ripper?
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s Jack the Ripper: The Women of Whitechapel at London Coliseum. Jack the Ripper was active in and around the slums of Whitechapel in 1888. He got his nickname because of the ...
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“Women! Who can tell what the hell women are?”
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s The Merry Widow at London Coliseum Franz Lehár’s operetta was an enormous success at its premiere in Vienna in 1905 and its success was repeated in 1907 in London, New Yor ...
A great tearjerker, Puccini’s sweeping rapturous score is irresistible
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s La Bohème at London Coliseum The good news, and even more so if you were unfortunate enough to have seen Benedict Andrews’s production in 2015, is that ENO has decided to ...
ENO marks the centenary of the World War 1 Armistice with Britten’s War Requiem
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s War Requiem at London Coliseum Benjamin Britten’s meditation on war and loss was written for the consecration of the rebuilt Coventry Cathedral in 1962 and has been regula ...