Opera review: International team shine in La Traviata 

An expression of sympathy on the death of Queen Elizabeth II preceded the production of Verdi's classic at the newly-refurbished Grand Opera House in Belfast
Opera review: International team shine in La Traviata 

Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg as Violetta in Northern Ireland Opera’s new production of La Traviata at the Grand Opera House in Belfast. Picture: Philip Magowan 

Tue, 13 Sep, 2022 - 08:55
Cathy Desmond

La Traviata, Grand Opera House Belfast

★★★★☆

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