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Critics' choice: Classical
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SCOTTISH OPERA
Scottish Opera celebrates the 25th anniversary of its touring
company Go Round with a brand new production of Tchaikovsky's Eugene
Onegin. This aspect of Scottish Opera has played an important part in
the Scottish arts scene over the years, bringing more than 30
productions to lesser known theatres and village halls, including
classics such as The Marriage of Figaro and Madame Butterfly as well
as more contemporary pieces like Bernstein's Candide and The
Makropoulos Case by Janacek.
Based on the poem by Russian writer Alexander Pushkin - and sung
in English - Eugene Onegin ...
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Reviews: Eugene Onegin: Singers turn tragedy into joy to watch
Newspaper article from: Evening News - Scotland
; Eugene Onegin, The Brunton Theatre ***** SCOTTISH Opera have an attention to detail...enterprising production of Eugene Onegin, Tchaikovsky's best operatic...story, of the sophisticated Eugene Onegin who condescendingly...sparkle with wit . This is Scottish ...
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Reviews: Eugene Onegin
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; OPERA MUSIC EUGENE ONEGIN *** EDINBURGH FESTIVAL THEATRE THERE...for staging much of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin in rude small scale, giving the move...Alexander Gibson Opera School and Scottish Opera. But there was something unconvincing...more of the music, directing the ...
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Soprano sings up for plight of Scottish Opera
Newspaper article from: Scotland on Sunday
; SCOTTISH Opera's biggest star has launched a scathing...penny-pinching on the nation's cultural life. Scottish Opera soprano Lisa Milne told Scotland on...it comes to the arts, specifically Scottish Opera," she said. "I feel very disappointed...
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 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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Scottish Opera hits sour note over bullying; Singers allege morale is so low it's affecting performances.
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; Byline: IAIN LUNDY SCOTTISH Opera is beset by a 'culture of bullying...style. Morale among performers at Scottish Opera - which has been on the verge...representatives from the union Equity and Scottish Opera management have been held in...
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Scottish Opera warned to cut costs in drive to survive
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; EXPERTS have warned that Scottish Opera may have to scale back its operations...continue in its present form. Scottish Opera has only survived a series of...over three years in 2001. Now Scottish Opera has been warned by the Scottish...
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Another 1m pounds for Scottish Opera
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; ...minister, yesterday dismissed claims that Scottish Opera was again facing financial difficulties...Council. The prospect of new money for Scottish Opera yesterday prompted parliament's culture...mmittee's demand to appear before them until Scottish Opera has its business plan in ...
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Review Scottish Opera Go Round 2003 Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; IN THE space of a week, Scottish Opera has gone from epic Wagner to small-scale touring opera with...village halls all over Scotland. The intimacy of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin is ideally suited for this purpose, focusing as it does on...
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Classical: Scottish Opera go round
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; Scottish Opera celebrates a quarter-century of taking stripped- down operas to small...Tchaikovsky's riff on Pushkin's epic verse-novel about frustrated love, Eugene Onegin, in an English-language production directed by John La Bouchardiere...
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A FIGHT AT THE OPERA Job losses at Scottish Opera became a focal point for an arts community disaffected with Holyrood
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Herald
; SCOTTISH Opera's finances had been a source of behind-the-sc...national company's soaring debts. Scottish Opera's new round of financial difficulties...stop it from being declared bankrupt, Scottish Opera managers agreed a restructuring plan...
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High farce as Scottish Opera's phones cut
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; SCOTTISH Opera, which was last week saved from certain...fresh doubt over the administration of Scottish Opera. Mike Russell, the culture spokesman...said: "I find this unbelievable, [Scottish Opera] seems unable to run itself financially...
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