Richard Bratby

Florid flummery: ETO’s Il viaggio a Reims reviewed

You'll be more moved, gripped and entertained by ETO's Giulio Cesare. Plus: in praise of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

The cast did their best to make something out of the general nonsense: ETO's Il viaggio a Reims. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith 
issue 20 May 2023
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  • Il viaggio a Reims

    Buxton Opera House, and touring until 27 May

  • Giulio Cesare

    Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, and touring until 25 May

  • Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra/Jackiw/Karabits

    Lighthouse, Poole

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