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Der RosenkavalierThe Royal OperaNo. of reviews: 19 |
Au revoir Mme Fleming |
25 Jan 17 / toutelaculture.com |
Tristes adieux |
17 Jan 17 / Forum Opéra |
El caballero de las putas |
12 Jan 17 / Mundo Clásico (Spanish) |
Has the subtlety of a howitzer |
5 Jan 17 / The Spectator |
Your money or your love |
27 Dec 16 / The Critics' Circle |
A return to Robert Carsen's new production to hear two very different singers as the Marschallin and Octavian |
26 Dec 16 / Planet Hugill |
Amber and gold from a second Marschallin and Octavian |
24 Dec 16 / The Arts Desk |
Renée Fleming bids farewell to the UK stage in Robert Carsen's new production |
22 Dec 16 / What's on Stage |
Richard Strauss's Rosenkavalier is not an easy opera to produce |
22 Dec 16 / Express |
Renée Fleming was an elegant and beautifully nuanced Marschallin |
21 Dec 16 / Mark Ronan's Theatre Reviews |
Handsome production is a springboard to new ideas |
20 Dec 16 / Evening Standard |
Robert Carsen’s felicitous production sails triumphantly past inherent problems in the work |
20 Dec 16 / Independent |
Fleming's farewell to London |
20 Dec 16 / Opera Today |
Not as romantic as usual |
20 Dec 16 / The Stage |
This glamorous Rosenkavalier is a much-needed hit for Covent Garden |
19 Dec 16 / Telegraph |
Big guns and young lovers overcome stage obstacles |
19 Dec 16 / The Guardian |
This long, virtuosic score came across with incomparable style |
19 Dec 16 / Classical Source |
The Royal Opera’s new Der Rosenkavalier: rather a missed opportunity |
19 Dec 16 / Seen and Heard |
Stop all the clocks: Renée Fleming's valedictory Marschallin at the Royal Opera |
19 Dec 16 / Bachtrack |
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