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Musselburgh

Scottish Opera’s Shoestring Rodelinda Attracts Praise

05/11/201303/11/2013 by Stan

United Kingdom Handel: Rodelinda: Scottish Opera on Tour / Susannah Wapshott (conductor), Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh, 03.11.2013 (SRT)

Andrew McTaggart, Sioned Gwen Davies as Garibaldo,Eduige,Scottish Opera Rodelinda Credi KK Dundas — Andrew McTaggart, Sioned Gwen Davies,Scottish Opera Rodelinda Credit KK Dundas

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