Richard Bratby

A silly, bouncy delight: Glyndebourne’s In the Market for Love reviewed

Plus: fir-clad vistas and salted caramel from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

The cast of Glyndebourne's In the Market for Love adopting heroic attitudes with root vegetables. Image: Richard Hubert Smith
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  • In the Market for Love

    Glyndebourne, until 25 October

  • Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Tong

    Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool

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