The Marriage of Figaro | Opera review

Everyman, CheltenhamJames Conway's production of The Marriage of Figaro, revived for English Touring Opera by Bernadette Iglich, originated at the Royal College of Music three years ago. Perhaps being initially designed for students, with limited experience of performing on stage, accounts for its clarity and straightforwardness. Set in period costume, with handsome louvre doors creating the box set (designed by Agnes Treplin), it takes few liberties, apart from omitting a couple of the conventi...

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