Tag Archives: Katherine Broderick

Goosebumps at Garsington: an outstanding, shadowy Turn of the Screw

Posted on July 2, 2019 by Mark Pullinger

Britten: The Turn of the Screw Garsington Opera, 1st July 2019 How do you tell a ghost story in broad daylight? That’s the challenge that faced Louisa Muller directing Britten’s operatic chiller The Turn of the Screw for Garsington. It’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera | Tagged Adrianna Forbes-Dorant, Britten, Christopher Oram, Ed Lyon, Garsington Opera, Garsington Opera Orchestra, Katherine Broderick, Kathleen Wilkinson, Leo Jemison, Louisa Muller, Malcolm Rippeth, Richard Farnes, Sophie Bevan, The Turn of the Screw | Leave a comment

Disobedient daughter, outraged wife: Wotan’s woes mount in Opera North’s Die Walküre

Posted on June 30, 2016 by Mark Pullinger

Wagner: Die Walküre **** Opera North, Royal Festival Hall, 29th June 2016 In Anna Russell’s wittily deadpan analysis of Wagner’s Ring cycle, she describes Wotan as “the head god” – pausing for dramatic effect before adding “and he’s a crashing … Continue reading →

Posted in Concert, Opera | Tagged Claudia Huckle, Die Walküre, Fiona Kimm, Giselle Allen, Heather Shipp, James Creswell, Kate Valentine, Katherine Broderick, Kelly Cae Hogan, Lee Bisset, Madeleine Shaw, Michael Weinius, Opera North, Orchestra of Opera North, Peter Mumford, Richard Farnes, Robert Hayward, Sarah Castle, Wagner, Yvonne Howard | Comments Off

Shore’s Bartolo shines in a Barber as frothy as Figaro’s shaving foam at ENO

Posted on September 29, 2015 by Mark Pullinger

Rossini: The Barber of Seville *** English National Opera, 28th September 2015 Rossini may well have penned The Barber of Seville in just under three weeks, but few comic operas stand the test of time so well. The plot surrounding the … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera | Tagged Andrew Shore, Barnaby Rea, Christopher Allen, Eleazar Rodriguez, English National Opera, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Jonathan Miller, Katherine Broderick, Kathryn Rudge, Morgan Pearse, Peter Relton, Rossini, Tanya McCallin | Comments Off

Round Britten: the operas on disc

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Mark Pullinger

Last week, I finally got my hands on the new 50 pence piece the Royal Mint issued to commemorate Britten’s centenary, inscribed with lyrics from his ‘Serenade for tenor, horn and strings’. It’s appearance in my sticky paws is nearly … Continue reading →

Posted in CD | Tagged Alan Oke, Aldeburgh Festival, Alfred Deller, Ambrosian Opera Chorus, Andrew Kennedy, Benjamin Luxon, Britten, Britten-Pears Orchestra, Catherine Wyn-Rogers, Charles Mackerras, Christopher Gillett, Claire Watson, David Hemmings, David Kempster, Decca, Elizabeth Harwood, English Opera Group, Gaynor Keeble, Giselle Allen, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Heather Harper, James Bowman, James Pease, Janet Baker, Jennifer Vyvyan, John Shirley-Quirk, Josephine Barstow, Katherine Broderick, LSO Live, Lucy Hall, Michael Clayton-Jolly, Michael Langdon, Opera North, Orchestra of WNO, Owen Brannigan, Peter Glossop, Peter Pears, Philip Brunelle, Philip Langridge, Richard Farnes, Robert Murray, Robert Tear, Sally Matthews, Signum, Stephen Richardson, Stephen Terry, Steuart Bedford | Comments Off

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