Richard Bratby

Everything hits the spot: Royal Opera’s Elektra reviewed

Plus: Rattle's Jenufa at the Barbican showed why London desperately needs a modern concert hall

As good as it gets: Nina Stemme (Elektra) and Karita Mattila (Klytämnestra) in Christof Loy's Elektra at the Royal Opera. Image: © ROH 2024 / Tristram Kenton
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  • Elektra

    Royal Opera House, in rep until 30 January

  • Jenufa

    Barbican Hall

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