| Welsh National Opera - Mosè in Egitto Reviews | 26 April 2024 |
Miklós Sebestyén (Mosè)
Christine Rice (Amaltea), Andrew Foster-Williams (Faraone)
David Alegret (Osiride), Andrew Foster-Williams (Faraone), Christine Rice (Amaltea), Chorus
Miklós Sebestyén (Mosè)
Claire Booth (Elcia), Leah-Marian Jones (Amenofi)
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Mosè in EgittoWelsh National OperaNo. of reviews: 13 | |
A rewarding evening of excellent music making |
 24 Nov 14 / Classical Source |
WNO's orchestra is always a joy to listen to |
| 16 Nov 14 / Guide 2 Bristol |
Rarely heard Rossini gets superb treatment from soloists, WNO and Rizzi |
| 29 Oct 14 / Seen and Heard |
From early to epic, Rossini’s irrepressible operas are currently everywhere |
| 26 Oct 14 / The Observer |
The first of WNO's autumn pairing of major dramatic operas by Rossini |
| 22 Oct 14 / What's on Stage |
Marc Chagall inspires a new production of Mosè in Egitto |
| 9 Oct 14 / Bachtrack |
Ignore the primary-school simplification of Exodus, Rossini’s Mose in Egitto is astonishing |
| 9 Oct 14 / The Spectator |
Absolutely not to be missed |
| 8 Oct 14 / Mark Ronan's Theatre Reviews |
Singers come to the rescue of an otherwise unengaging production |
| 7 Oct 14 / Financial Times |
Sounds good but looks considerably less appealing |
| 7 Oct 14 / The Stage |
Rare Rossini inspires formidable singing |
| 6 Oct 14 / The Guardian |
Oddly anticlimactic |
| 5 Oct 14 / Telegraph |
Rossini's biblical masterpiece brilliantly staged and superbly sung |
| 5 Oct 14 / The Arts Desk |
Production details
Cast
Sebestyen, Banks, Foster-Williams, Alegret, Spence, Jones, Booth, Rice/tba
(c) Rizzi/Phillippo (d) Pountney
Performance dates
3, 5, 17, 24 October, 14, 21, 28 November 2014 (various locations)
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22 Apr 24 / The Guardian |