The Sicilian Vespers review – plot and theatrical panache collide in Verdi’s Parisian reinvention
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The Royal Opera House in London recently showcased Stefan Herheim's production of Verdi's 'The Sicilian Vespers,' which, despite its theatrical flair, faced challenges with depth and clarity. The performance marked an impressive debut for Speranza Scappucci as the principal guest conductor, highlighting the ongoing relevance of Verdi's work in contemporary opera. This production matters as it reflects the complexities of interpreting classic pieces while striving to engage modern audiences.
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