Press | April 06, 2019
Simply an evening of delightfully and unwaveringly engaging theatre
Handel’s Semele, Théâtre des Champs-Élysées “It was quite simply an evening of delightfully and unwaveringly engaging theatre and a terrific musical treat. Un-costumed, and with gesture and movement left to the singers’ discretion, its dramatic impact derived solely from what we heard – from the superb team of soloists, instrumentalists and chorus – and from the manner of delivery as
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