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Show must go on: London opera chief steps in for ailing tenor

Tennis · London

Show must go on: London opera chief steps in for ailing tenor

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A theatre boss -- still dressed in his everyday workwear of jumper and chinos -- stepped in mid-performance to make sure the show went on at London's Royal Opera house after its star tenor was taken ill, a report said…See the Story

At the Paris Opera, Ralph Fiennes Brings Refined Pleasures to 'Eugene Onegin'

Paris, France · Paris

At the Paris Opera, Ralph Fiennes Brings Refined Pleasures to 'Eugene Onegin'

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The new production of Tchaikovsky's lyrical masterpiece received a standing ovation at the Palais Garnier, notably showcasing Ukrainian tenor Bogdan Volkov as Lensky.See the Story

Mulhouse. the Madness of Hamlet, the Sweetness of Ophelia, Magnified by the Ballet of the National Opera of the Rhine

France · France

Mulhouse. the Madness of Hamlet, the Sweetness of Ophelia, Magnified by the Ballet of the National Opera of the Rhine

Hamlet , signed Bryan Arias, the first creation of the year 2026 of the Ballet of the National Opera of the Rhine, revisits Shakespeare's work by highlighting the sweet Ophelia. A brilliant rewriting for a neat ballet. To see again this Sunday 1st February at the Filature, in Mulhouse, before his passage in Strasbourg from 8 February.See the Story

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