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| Reviews | 25 April 2024 |
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Le nozze di FigaroThe Royal OperaNo. of reviews: 12 | |
An evening of pure pleasure |
 8 Feb 22 / The Critics' Circle |
Bodas de Figaro frescas y sin virus |
| 20 Jan 22 / Mundo Clásico (Spanish) |
A fresh feeling revival of David McVicar’s The Marriage of Figaro at the Royal Opera House |
| 14 Jan 22 / Opera Online (English) |
Youthful cast brings Mediterranean warmth to the Royal Opera |
| 14 Jan 22 / Music OMH |
New to opera? This is a good production to start with |
| 13 Jan 22 / The Jewish Chronicle |
Fizzes with Latin temperament |
| 13 Jan 22 / The Stage |
Un ottimo inizio in musica per il 2022 con una serata di puro teatro in musica |
| 12 Jan 22 / Connessi all'Opera |
Pappano leads Covent Garden’s Le nozze di Figaro and it is a visceral reminder of Mozart’s genius |
| 11 Jan 22 / Seen and Heard |
An exceptional, exhilarating revival |
| 11 Jan 22 / iNews |
Rising stars have a crazy day: Figaro returns to Covent Garden |
| 11 Jan 22 / Bachtrack |
Perfect ensembles and recits with Antonio Pappano's return as conductor and fortepianist |
| 11 Jan 22 / The Arts Desk |
A vivacious new cast brings Italian brio to Mozart's comic masterpiece |
| 11 Jan 22 / CultureWhisper |
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The company will dedicate the current run of “Le Nozze di Figaro” to his memory and the performance of Jan. 11 will include a personal tribute from Music Director Antonio Pappano.
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| 1. | Lucia di Lammermoor The Royal Opera |
| 2. | Aida Bavarian State Opera |
| 3. | La Gioconda Teatro di San Carlo |
| 4. | Roberto Devereux Dutch National Opera |
| 5. | La rondine Metropolitan Opera |
22 Apr 24 / The Guardian
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