Le Nozze di Figaro – review

GlyndebourneLe Nozze di Figaro may be Glyndebourne's signature work, but it is 12 years since the last new production of Mozart's social satire was unveiled there. That version, which closed a Da Ponte trilogy by departing director of productions Graham Vick, was set in an indeterminate though more or less present-day world; Michael Grandage's new staging is an updating, too, but one that Christopher Oram's handsome designs make much easier to pin down.The grand exterior complete with Moorish ar...

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