New Zealand Festival - Wellington | 19 January 2021 |

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AinadamarNew Zealand International Arts FestivalNo. of reviews: 2 | ![]() |
New opera the highlight of Wellington's festival |
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The audience left stunned by the impact of this earthy, rich, moving "opera" for our time |
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Oedipus RexNew Zealand International Arts FestivalNo. of reviews: 1 | ![]() |
Powerful Stravinsky works open festival |
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