Opera & Ballet – Page 101 – Seen and Heard International

Götz Friedrich’s well-considered production of Le nozze di Figaro still shines after forty-six years

22/02/202422/02/2024 by Mark Berry

Germany Mozart, Le nozze di Figaro: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper / Giulio Cilona (conductor). Deutsche Oper Berlin, 20.2.2024. (MB)

Meechot Marrero (Cherubino), Maria Motolygina (Countess) and Thomas Lehman (Count) in Deutsche Oper Berlin’s *Le nozze di Figaro ©* Bettina Stöss

Ahead of a sad second anniversary of the war: Ivan Putrov’s ballet gala in aid of the arts in Ukraine

20/02/2024 by John O'Dwyer

United Kingdom Ivan Putrov’s Dance for Ukraine: London Palladium, 18.2.2024. (JO’D)

William Bracewell in Preliwd ( © Andrej Uspensky

Scottish Opera’s Marx in London! in Glasgow is more reminiscent of a Marx Brothers farce

20/02/202419/02/2024 by Gregor Tassie

United Kingdom Jonathan Dove and Charles Hart, Marx in London!: Soloists, the Chorus of Marx in London and the Orchestra of Scottish Opera / David Parry (conductor).Theatre Royal, Glasgow, 15.2.2024. (GT)

Roland Wood (Karl Marx ) © James Glossop

Passion that never came true: Eugene Onegin at the Finnish National Opera

24/02/202417/02/2024 by Anna Aalto

Finland Tchaikovsky, Eugene Onegin: Soloists, Finnish National Opera Chorus and Orchestra / Alan Buribayev (conductor). Finnish National Opera, Helsinki, 9.2.2024. (AA)

Theater Bremen’s Salome convinces with imaginative staging and impressive singing

15/02/2024 by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Germany R. Strauss, Salome: Soloists and Chorus of Theater Bremen, Bremer Philharmoniker / Stefan Klingele (conductor). Theater Bremen, 14.2.2024. (DMD)

(l-r) Nadine Lehner (Herodias), Yannick-Muriel Noah (Salome), Christian-Andreas Engelhardt (Herod) and the Bremer Philharmoniker © Jörg Landsberg

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Götz Friedrich’s well-considered production of Le nozze di Figaro still shines after forty-six years

Ahead of a sad second anniversary of the war: Ivan Putrov’s ballet gala in aid of the arts in Ukraine

Scottish Opera’s Marx in London! in Glasgow is more reminiscent of a Marx Brothers farce

Passion that never came true: Eugene Onegin at the Finnish National Opera

Theater Bremen’s Salome convinces with imaginative staging and impressive singing

Sonya Yoncheva’s commanding performance in a venerable Madama Butterfly at Berlin’s Staatsoper

A startling re-creation of Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring in Los Angeles

Barrie Kosky’s magic The Merry Widow in Zurich goes in search of lost time