Richard Bratby

Powerful and beguiling: Innocence, at the Royal Opera House, reviewed

Plus: a striking production of an operatic dud at ENO

Chloe Lamford's bold, simple set for Innocence at the Royal Opera House. [Image: © Tristram Kenton]
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    London Coliseum, until 4 May

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