Richard Bratby

An ensemble achievement that dances and sparkles: Glyndebourne’s Giulio Cesare reviewed

Jan Philipp Gloger’s 2016 staging of Cosi fan tutti for the Royal Opera has not aged well

Exquisite: Giulio Cesare (Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen) and Cleopatra (Louise Alder) in David McVicar's production for Glyndebourne. Image: Richard Hubert Smith
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  • Giulio Cesare

    Royal Opera House, in rep until 23 August

  • Cosi fan tutte

    Royal Opera House, in rep until 10 July

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