Don’t Mess with Verdi!
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s Luisa Miller at London Coliseum Verdi’s Luisa Miller, which premiered in 1849 in Naples, is based on Schiller’s 1784 play, Kabale und Liebe (Intrigue and Love). Salvadore ...
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Virtuoso dancing by English National Ballet
Robert Tanitch reviews ENB’s Le Corsaire at London Coliseum Lord Byron dashed off his epic poem, The Corsaire, in ten days. Published on 1 February, 1811, it sold 10,000 copies on the very first day. ...
I was deconstructing the film with the music – Philip Glass
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s Orphée at London Coliseum The legend of Orpheus and Eurydice has inspired so many artists. Which would you prefer to see: a sculpture by Rodin, a painting by Corot, a film ...
And now for something completely different – Harrison Birtwistle’s version of the Orpheus myth
Robert Tanitch reviews ENO’s The Mask of Orpheus at London Coliseum First Gluck, then Offenbach and now Birtwistle: ENO continues its exploration of the Orpheus myth. Harold Birtwistle’s The Mask of O ...