Everything you need to know about Iphigénie en Tauride at the London Coliseum
Gluck’s most admired opera reaches English National Opera for the first time, with Christine Rice as Iphigénie and Lyndsey Turner directing, for four performances only.
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Gluck’s most admired opera reaches English National Opera for the first time, with Christine Rice as Iphigénie and Lyndsey Turner directing, for four performances only.
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