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Yehuda Shapiro

Yehuda Shapiro

Independent strategist & writer; Director at SENSO Communications at The Stage

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  • Entertainment
  • Music

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Recent Articles

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Hansel and Gretel review

Telling the story as it is, this production offers consistent musical pleasures
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The Sound Voice Project review at the Royal Opera House, London wit...

Digital installation featuring the Shout at Cancer laryngectomy choir arouses anticipation for a deeper exploration of its stories
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Celebrating 22 Years of Antonio Pappano review at Royal Opera House...

Celebrating 22 Years of Antonio Pappano review at Royal Opera House, London
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Manon Lescaut review at Hackney Empire, London from Jude Christian ...

Jude Christian's new english libretto of Puccini’s 1893 opera is staged as if its a surreal nightmare
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La Traviata review at Normansfield Theatre, Teddington by Instant O...

Director Valeria Perboni’s sharp updating of a repertoire staple for Instant Opera is stylishly conducted
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L’Elisir d’Amore review at Royal Opera House, London starring Lipar...

Revival of Laurent Pelly’s 2006 production of Donizetti’s romantic comedy is engaging and musically stylish
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Loyola review at Arcola Theatre by Michael Walling

Issues are clouded in this revisionist take on Domenico Zipoli’s rediscovered opera directed by Michael Walling
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Don Carlo review at Royal Opera House, London

Solid, well-performed production lacks a sense of tragic magnitude.
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The Flying Dutchman review at Turner Sims, Southampton from OperaUp...

OperaUpClose collaborates with the instrumentalists of Manchester Camerata for this new take on Wagner’s opera
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The Fellowship review at Hampstead Theatre, London by Roy Williams

Roy Williams’ talent for excavating the depths of the world of Black Britishness is indisputable in this new play starring Suzette Llewellyn and Cherrelle Skeete
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La Gioconda review at Grange Park Opera

Amanda Echalaz stars in Grange Park Opera’s production of one of the biggest challenges in Italian opera