ETO's Albert Herring makes an impact in Devon

Albert Herring proves to be fun

There was much to enjoy, as the audience emphatically did

Some of the humour was lost through lack of audibility of the libretto

Albert Herring is deftly drawn in Christopher Rolls's period-costume production

English Touring Opera’s new production has the sense neither to overplay nor to undercut its quaint charm

Memorable portrayal of small town life in Albert Herring

Sweet-voiced tenor Mark Wilde is ideally cast in the title role

ETO's production of Albert Herring is disturbingly sardonic rather than downright farcical

Britten’s opera is an entertaining pick-me-up in times of austerity

The Union Jack bunting looks awfully familiar

An interesting and enjoyable production

Ensemble cast and neat production help Britten’s society comedy shine

Time and again one laughed out loud at the sheer excellence of this production