Equity calls for 'unprecedented' strike action at WNO
The performing arts and entertainment union has called strike action for the same day as planned strikes within the Welsh National Opera orchestra
The performing arts and entertainment union has called strike action for the same day as planned strikes within the Welsh National Opera orchestra
Action short of a strike will take place during the opening night of Verdi's Rigoletto at Cardiff's Millennium Centre
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James Robinson will join the company in September from Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
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