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Opera

One of the greatest operatic experiences of my life: Royal Opera’s Katya Kabanova reviewed

9 February 2019

9:00 AM

9 February 2019

9:00 AM

Janacek’s upsetting opera Katya Kabanova, which hasn’t been seen in the UK for some time, turned up in two different productions over the weekend, with a third to follow in Scotland.

The Opera North production by Tim Albery dates from 2007, when it was conducted by Richard Farnes with the clarity and passion which characterises all his work.

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