Nevill Holt: La bohème and The Barber of Seville | Live Review

George Hall
Friday, September 2, 2022

Liam Bonthrone had all the high notes for Count Almaviva while his ability to negotiate Rossini's florid writing was impressive. Photography by Genevieve Girling

Adult and the children's chorus making vital contributions in the Café Momus scene of La bohème
Adult and the children's chorus making vital contributions in the Café Momus scene of La bohème

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