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| Reviews | 16 April 2024 |
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Giulio Cesare: The Death of PompeyEnglish Touring OperaNo. of reviews: 11 | |
Dubious Caesar |
 9 Nov 17 / The Critics' Circle |
Two parts, or not two parts? |
| 23 Oct 17 / The Opera Critic |
Rome meets Egypt as ETO performs Handel's lengthy opera across two evenings |
| 10 Oct 17 / What's on Stage |
Static but worth the slog: ETO's two-part Giulio Cesare |
| 10 Oct 17 / Bachtrack |
Back to Baroque and to the battle lines with English Touring Opera |
| 10 Oct 17 / Opera Today |
Uncut and in two parts, Handel's opera seria given a strongly characterised new production |
| 9 Oct 17 / Planet Hugill |
Experiencing the work in this full-blown and highly innovative form proves to be extremely worthwhile |
| 9 Oct 17 / Music OMH |
The breadth of music here makes the two parts a long haul |
| 8 Oct 17 / Classical Source |
A Cleopatra to die for |
| 7 Oct 17 / Telegraph |
ETO’s full-length performance of Handel’s masterpiece is all about close-focus drama and subtly developing characterisation |
| 6 Oct 17 / The Times |
An astute and detailed production of the first half of Handel’s Julius Caesar |
| 6 Oct 17 / The Stage |
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