Opera review: A visually impressive production of Edmea at Wexford 

The opening night of Wexford Festival Opera offered a production of a rarely-seen work by Alfredo Catalani
Opera review: A visually impressive production of Edmea at Wexford 

Luciano Ganci, Leon Kim and Anne Sophie Duprels in Edmea, the National Opera House, as part of Wexford Festival Opera.  Picture: Clive Barda/ArenaPAL

★★★☆☆

There was a sense of the solemnity of a pilgrimage rather than the giddy excitement of a gala as Wexford Festival re-opened its doors to audiences last night with a fully staged production of Edmea (1886). Born in Lucca, a contemporary of a more famous son, Puccini, Alfredo Catalani enjoyed great success in his short life. 

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