Tag Archives: Jacques Lacombe

After last performance of Don Pasquale, looking back and ahead plus two anonymous voices

Posted on May 19, 2024 by barczablog

This afternoon we watched the Canadian Opera Company’s closing performance of the Renaud Doucet–André Barbe Don Pasquale at the Four Seasons Centre, bringing their spring season to a boisterous close. The unexpected adjective I’d apply to the colourful production is … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera | Tagged Aisling Murphy, André Barbe, Canadian Opera Company, Canadian talent, Crow's Theatre, Don Pasquale, Jacques Lacombe, Joshua Hopkins, Misha Kiria, Paolo Santalucia, Perryn Leech, Renaud Doucet, Santiago Ballerini, Simone Osborne | Leave a comment

COC Carmen Opens

Posted on October 15, 2022 by barczablog

I saw and heard opening night of the Canadian Opera Company’s Carmen tonight at the Four Seasons Centre, a revival of Joel Ivany’s 2016 production. It’s a wonderful take on a well-known work with a very original approach to the … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera, Reviews | Tagged Alain Coulombe, Canadian Opera Company, Carmen, Flying Dutchman, Four Seasons Centre, Georges Bizet, Jacques Lacombe, J’Nai Bridges, Joel Ivany, Joyce El-Khoury, Lucas Meachem, Marcelo Puente | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Jacques Lacombe

After last performance of Don Pasquale, looking back and ahead plus two anonymous voices

COC Carmen Opens

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