Tag Archives: Luca Pisaroni

A closer look at the COC’s zany Barber of Seville

Posted on February 22, 2026 by barczablog

Your tickets to the opera really are a case of “location location location”. When I saw the Canadian Opera Company’s Barber of Seville two weeks ago seated in the middle of the downstairs at the Four Seasons Centre, yes I … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera, Press Releases and Announcements, Reviews | Tagged Ariadne auf Naxos, Barber of Seville, Benjamin Britten, Canadian Opera Company, Cherie Dimaline, classical-music, Cosi fan tutte, Daniela Candillari, Dave Monaco, David Ferguson, Deepa Johnny, Elixir of Love, Four Seasons Centre, Gioachino Rossini, Ian Cusson, Ian Derrer, Joan Font, Joan Guillén, La Traviata, Luca Pisaroni, Luke Sutliff, music, Nathan Keoughan, opera, Perryn Leech, Pietro Adaini, Renato Girolami, Richard Strauss, Robert Lepage, Rossini, theatre, Turn of the Screw | Leave a comment

Guth Ideas to save Figaro

Posted on January 29, 2023 by barczablog

The Canadian Opera Company have revived Claus Guth‘s production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro that they presented to us in 2016, this time with a slightly different cast and conductor. The three and a half hours fly by on … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera, Reviews | Tagged Andrea Carroll, Canadian Opera Company, Claus Guth, Doug MacNaughton, Emily Fons, Gordon Bintner, Harry Bicket, Lauren Fagan, Luca Pisaroni, Marcelo Buscaino, Mireille Asselin, Robert Pomakov, Sasha Djihanian, The Marriage of Figaro, Uli Kirsch, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Luca Pisaroni

A closer look at the COC’s zany Barber of Seville

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