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Performances Reviews

RomÈo et Juliette in San Francisco

6 years ago
Michael Milenski

The star-crossed lovers were entrapped in an opera mess worlds away from the smooth elegance of Gounod’s score effected by Canadian conductor Yves Abel.

Performances Reviews

RomÈo et Juliette: Dutch National Opera and Ballet seal merger with leaden Berlioz

10 years ago
Michael Milenski

Choral symphony, oratorio, symphonic poem — Berlioz’s RomÈo et Juliette does not fit into any mould. It has the potential to work as an opera-ballet, but incoherent storytelling and uninspired conducting undermined this production.

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