Wexford hits high Cs in A+ festival
Wexford Festival Opera sails the high Cs every year in search of long-lost treasure. This year it trawled almost unfathomable depths and netted a couple of gems, which it restored to pristine conditio
Wexford Festival Opera sails the high Cs every year in search of long-lost treasure. This year it trawled almost unfathomable depths and netted a couple of gems, which it restored to pristine condition.
La Cour de Célimène by Ambroise Thomas proved a beguilingly picturesque production of an opéra comique with Merry Widow undertones. The spectacular stage setting presented us with an enormous tilted gilt frame, which accentuated the frivolity of the operatic action within. The...
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