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Tag: Scottish Opera

Arts Review: Dido and Aeneas

Dir. Mary McCluskey, Beacon Arts Centre, 8th – 9th April Scottish Opera’s Youth Company puts a contemporary spin on Henry … More

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Arts Review: Bluebeard’s Castle and The 8th Door

Dir. Matthew Lenton, Theatre Royal, 28th March – 1st April Scottish Opera has joined forces with theatre company Vanishing Point … More

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Arts Review: Philip Glass’s The Trial

Dir. Michael McCarthy, Theatre Royal, 24th-28th January. Kafka’s The Trial as an opera means combining an absurdist, paranoid novel with … More

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Arts Review: The Mikado

Scottish Opera, Theatre Royal, 5th – 14th May ‘The Mikado’ starts off with a man in traditional Japanese costume performing … More

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Arts Review: Ariodante

Scottish Opera, Theatre Royal, 18th – 20th February 2016 Attending a nearly 300 year old opera may seem daunting, but … More

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The rise of solo performance in theatre

Are funding cuts forcing performers to go solo? Mention the word ‘funding’ around anyone in the creative industries and you’re … More

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Arts Review: The Devil Inside

Scottish Opera, Theatre Royal, 23rd – 26th January 2016 The Devil Inside, by Stuart McRae and Louise Welsh is a … More

Chloe Tobin-Kemmer, glasgow university, Louise Welsh, Scottish Opera, Stuart McRae, The Devil Inside, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Carmen

Dir. Benjamin Davis, Theatre Royal, 7th – 17th October 2015 Scottish Opera has chosen to open their new season with … More

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Arts Review: Scottish Opera’s Inés de Castro

Dir. Olivia Fuchs, Cond. James MacMillan, Theatre Royal, 22nd & 24th January Inés de Castro is the archetype of gloomy … More

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