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“Lakme” looks to have it all. The 1883 work by French composer Leo Delibes possesses all the grand opera elements – an exotic setting, forbidden love, sworn vengeance, conflicts between cultures and ...

At Holland Park second time around – the company’s first production was in 2007 – it gets the singers, and at the very highest level, but not the concept, or at least one that has any impact. For a ...

Léo Delibes' Lakmé may not be a household name but contains the 'Flower Duet' in Act I - one of the best-known opera moments in the world. Gerald is a lieutenant in the British Army stationed in India ...

A sparkling production, bathed in the colours of Bollywood, which played to capacity crowds in 2007. A richly orchestrated score, overflowing with melodies—from the magical languor of the Flower Duet ...

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