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There’s a reason why The Turn of the Screw is both feared and revered

Benjamin Britten’s 13-instrument opera is reviewed as eerie and intimate, with standout performances from soprano Genevieve Gray and conductor Paul Kildea.

Finally, an opera where the muffled screams drifting in from Luna Park next door actually add to the drama, rather than detract.

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There’s a reason why The Turn of the Screw is both feared and revered

Finally, an opera where the muffled screams drifting in from Luna Park next door actually add to the drama, rather than detract.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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