Royal Opera House
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This revival of Leiser and Caurier’s production of Puccini’s tragedy is a superb achievement, with Ermonela Jaho bringing passionate conviction to the title role
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In this runner-up essay in the Observer/Anthony Burgess prize, Masters skilfully conveys the absurdity of this modernist piece of Russian theatre
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The British composer, whose Written on Skin is one of the most acclaimed operas of our times, is collaborating with Martin Crimp again for a work that will debut in London in May 2018
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Mark-Anthony Turnage led the way in a notable week for British composers
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Soprano Barbara Hannigan revisits the role created for her in George Benjamin’s tale of sexual jealousy and artistic revelation, interpreted forensically by Katie Mitchell
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BBCNOW celebrates modern musical pioneers, there’s a rare chance to taste Birtwistle’s Last Supper – and the LPO explores what it means to be human
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Renée Fleming leads a fine cast including Alice Coote, Sophie Bevan and Matthew Rose in a production whose romantic comedy plays out against a distractingly over-the-top backdrop
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Multiverse, McGregor’s newest work for the Royal Ballet, is set to Steve Reich’s most apocalyptic score but ends on a note of lyrical, limpid beauty
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With its gore, sexual menace and overtones of Beckett, Gerard Jones’s production will divide audiences but succeeds superbly in showcasing its young singers
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Fine performances lift this Royal Ballet revival of MacMillan’s strange ballet about the woman who claimed to be a lost Romanov
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