Tagged in OPERA
By Lise Smith

Simon McBurney Creates A Lively, Physical Magic Flute

Find mountains of wonder in the strangeness.
By Johnny Fox

Bright, Elusive Butterfly of Love: Puccini's All-Time Favourite @ London Coliseum

You may never see the story staged more vividly.
By Londonist

Does Die Fledermaus At The Coliseum Have Wings?

The opera that is batty by name and batty by nature.
By Stuart Black

New Fidelio Drags Political Imprisonment Into The Blinding Light

Calixto Bieito’s stylish Beethoven for the English National Opera.
By Stuart Black

American Lulu Spreads Her Spider's Web

Sassy opera at the Young Vic.
By Londonist

Marriage Or Death: Turandot At The Royal Opera House

Puccini's final opera back on stage.
By Zoe Craig

Heads Up: Tête à Tête Opera Festival Returns To Richmond

Showcasing more than 30 new opera shows over three weeks.
By Zoe Craig

Grimeborn Opera Festival Returns To The Arcola

Innovative opera in East London.
By Londonist

Gloriana: Dazzling Royal Lives On Stage At The Royal Opera House

Benjamin Britten's coronation opera, first performed 60 years ago.
By Sam Smith

Walt Disney Opera Enjoys UK Premiere At The London Coliseum

Does The Perfect American make for the perfect opera?
By Tim Macavoy

The Myths of Scottish Culture Explored Through Italian Opera

Rossini's opera La Donna del Lago at the Royal Opera House.
By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 14 – 20 May

London's best theatre, opera, and dance opening this week
By Sam Smith

Bleak, But Effective, Updating Of Berg's Wozzeck From English National Opera

Director Carrie Cracknell makes this early 20th century masterpiece feel as relevant as ever.

By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 7-13 May

London’s best theatre, opera, and theatre festivals opening this week.
By Londonist

Postcard-perfect: La Boheme At English National Opera

See the world's second-most-popular opera, in a revival of Jonathan Miller's 2009 production.
By Londonist

Opera In A Tunnel Shaft: Pop-Up Don Pasquale

See a Donizetti farce -- in the ventilation shaft to Brunel's Thames Tunnel.
By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 23 – 29 April

London’s best theatre, dance, opera, comedy and kids theatre opening this week
By Londonist

Pug On Stage: An Operatic Take On Mansfield Park

Ten performers sing their way through the dramas of Jane Austen's timeless novel.

By helenbabbs

Opera Review: Die Zauberflöte @ Royal Opera House

Mozart's last singspiel offers a heady and unusual blend of magic, morality and masonry, not to mention a giant serpent and flying wheelbarrow.
By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 16 – 22 April

Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and opera opening this week
By Sam Smith

Multimedia Opera, Sunken Garden, Premieres At Barbican

A visually stunning, boundary crossing piece.

By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 9-15 April

Our pick of London’s best theatre, circus, dance and opera opening this week
By Ruth Hargreaves

Subtly Explosive: The Firework-Maker's Daughter At ROH

Family opera based on Philip Pullman's novel is a visual spectacle.
By Sam Smith

Opera Goes Multimedia, As Sunken Garden Premieres At The Barbican

3D film opera comes to London.