English National Opera (ENO)
ENO announces bold plan to stage Ring Cycle from the autumn
Richard Wagner’s four-part opera epic will play at London’s Coliseum over several years
Mark Brown Arts correspondent
24, Feb, 2021 @7:01 AM
Elijah Moshinsky obituary
Opera director who came to prize directness and psychological insight over deconstruction and irony
Barry Millington
25, Jan, 2021 @5:38 PM
Classical music: Fiona Maddocks's 10 best of 2020
The year will be long remembered for recitals to an empty Wigmore Hall, car-park Puccini, Ravel as animation – and one man and his piano…
Fiona Maddocks
26, Dec, 2020 @7:00 PM
English National Opera/Wigglesworth review – Mozart's Requiem is urgent and direct
Fine soloists, a committed chorus and Mark Wigglesworth’s instinct for dramatic immediacy combined to bring power to Mozart’s unfinished last masterpiece
Martin Kettle
16, Nov, 2020 @12:59 PM
Classical home listening: two Labyrinths, one Gran Partita and a Requiem
New releases from pianists David Greilsammer and Khatia Buniatishvili; an exceptional Mozart ‘Gran Partita’; and his Requiem from the Coliseum
Fiona Maddocks
14, Nov, 2020 @12:00 PM
Classical highlights for the week ahead: 13-20 November
Despite lockdown, there’s still plenty of new music-making across the UK available to an online audience. Here’s our pick of next week’s live-streamed and pre-recorded concerts
Andrew Clements
13, Nov, 2020 @7:57 PM
Classical highlights for the week ahead: 1-7 November
Our pick of the best upcoming concerts and operas - live and streamed
Andrew Clements
30, Oct, 2020 @4:29 PM
ENO's drive-in La bohème review – honk your horn for Mimi and Rodolfo
ENO’s bravura car park production overcame all kinds of challenges, though couldn’t quite convey Puccini’s raw immediacy
Fiona Maddocks
26, Sep, 2020 @11:30 AM
Orchestral manoeuvres in a car park: does ENO's drive-in opera hit the high notes?
With the action updated to a London car park and the audience in cars, ENO’s La Bohème is Europe’s first live drive-in opera. Our writer hops on his bike to watch the action from a socially distanced concrete square
Stuart Jeffries
20, Sep, 2020 @2:05 PM
'It stank of fags and booze and we loved it' – theatres that made us, from Glasgow to Soho
In the final part of our series, UK arts figures give the lowdown on the precious places that nurtured their careers
Compiled by Chris Wiegand
23, Jul, 2020 @10:00 AM
'At last a glimpse of hope': UK arts leaders on the rescue package
Responses to the government’s promise of £1.57bn for the arts and heritage sectors
Chris Wiegand; additional reporting by Dalya Alberge
05, Jul, 2020 @8:57 PM
Neil Howlett obituary
Baritone who excelled in Verdi and Wagner roles for English National Opera
Barry Millington
18, Jun, 2020 @1:59 PM
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