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Tag Archives: Duncan Ward
“Or not to be”: dislocated Shakespeare as Brett Dean’s Hamlet is revived for Glyndebourne’s tour
Brett Dean: Hamlet *** Glyndebourne, 21st October 2017 Brett Dean’s Hamlet was deemed a palpable hit at Glyndebourne this season – an event I contrived to miss, making me double my resolve to catch it this autumn as it joins the tour. … Continue reading
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Tagged Brett Dean, Brian Bannatyne-Scott, David Butt Philip, Duncan Ward, Gavan Ring, Glyndebourne Chorus, Glyndebourne Tour Orchestra, Hamlet (Dean), James Hall, Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts, Jennifer France, Louise Winter, Neil Armfield, Rupert Charlesworth, Rupert Enticknap, William Dazeley
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Clément’s cruel Don Pasquale strikes a sour note as Glyndebourne Tour opens
Donizetti: Don Pasquale *** Glyndebourne, 10th October 2015 “It’s a hard lesson,” explains Norina, justifying her behaviour as ‘Sofronia’ in teaching elderly bachelor Don Pasquale for wanting to marry. In Mariame Clément’s Glyndebourne production, revived here for the Tour, it … Continue reading
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Tagged Duncan Ward, Eliana Pretorian, Glyndebourne, Glyndebourne Tour Orchestra, John Brancy, José Fardilha, Mariame Clément, Paul Higgins, Tuomas Katajala
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