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Sunken Garden lets ENO loose with a full bag of vocal and visual tricks

3D film and opera combine to magical effect

Vote for Tito Gobbi!

Why you should vote for the great Italian baritone

Spectacular Imago lights up Glyndebourne-in-the-gloom

An operatic love story for our digital age

Sarah Connolly is a towering Medea as ENO tackles Charpentier

McVicar brings French Baroque to life at the Coliseum

Celebrating film music out of context

It’s tricky to find the right formula

Jonathan Miller’s Mikado still sparkles after 26 years

ENO’s very English comedy with new victims on the little list

Carmen and John Bunyan’s Pilgrim share the limelight

ENO’s latest productions are both challenging and meaningful

The Yellow Sofa takes Glyndebourne to Covent Garden

Intimate romp gives a novel fillip to the autumn tour

Delius’s forgotten opera takes glorious centre stage at Wexford Festival

Bravura performance from Jessica Muirhead helps make A Village Romeo and Juliet an operatic highlight of the year

‘Big band’ Broadway Prom sets a questionable precedent

The glorious John Wilson sound marred by unsubtle amplification of singers