The Stuart Review - The Magic Flute - Opera Up Close - September 2017
The other stand-out for me was Abigail Kelly who played Pamina, like with Stoddart her performance really made the production. As her character switched between reality and dream she was able to portray a number of different personality aspects and she was accomplished at all, being caring and loving to heartbroken to funny.
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RT @RBCLearning: Having loads of fun with @Orchestras4All at @mac_birmingham today 🙂
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RT @ChloeKnibbs1: Congrats to all involved in @RBC_WomensDay today! It was a pleasure to be involved and to get to work with the wonderful…
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RT @RBCLearning: This week some of the young vocalists on our Opera Nation - @RoyalOperaHouse - programme visited @BirmCons Spring Opera -…
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RT @RBC_WomensDay: Please book tickets for the event on 8th March 2020 via the link below: https://t.co/9ZuC8q6bke #Music #DiversityandIncl…
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RT @BaselessFabric: Just found these comment pages from our #DieFledermaus @SJBC_London #OperaGroup last year.... So proud of them all! Fab…
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RT @ChloeKnibbs1: Thanks to @SuziePurkis @AbigailKellySop and Flora McNicoll for a very insightful rehearsal tonight on "The Girl Behind th…
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RT @springfield_p: The awesome @BOpera at the Creative Families Festival. https://t.co/qXqrhssIyk