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Isabelle Kettle’s production is a Marriage of Figaro for our times. Such is the opera’s ubiquity that, necessarily, it has to be tweaked or updated somehow to be made more ‘relevant’, but that often simply means transposing its intricate action to a setting somewhere nearer in time or place to the intended audience and altering the costumes …

Waterperry Opera Festival – Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro & Jonathan Dove’s Figures in the Garden Read More »