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Hockney’s Rake’s Progress remains one of the supreme achievements

20 November 2021

9:00 AM

20 November 2021

9:00 AM

The Rake’s Progress

Glyndebourne On Tour, various venues, until 1 December

Philharmonia/Rouvali

Royal Festival Hall

With Glyndebourne’s The Rake’s Progress, the show starts with David Hockney’s front cloth. The colour, the ingenuity, the visual bravura: 46 years after this production’s first appearance in 1975, it’s still capable of halting you in your tracks. So drink it in. No blockbuster art exhibition will ever give you such ideal viewing conditions, or so much time with a single artwork.

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