Wexford Festival Opera review: A most enjoyable revival of La Tempesta

Originally premiered in London in 1850, La Tempesta provided an ideal opener for the 2022 festival in Wexford 
Wexford Festival Opera review: A most enjoyable revival of La Tempesta

La Tempesta: Giorgi Manoshvili, Hila Baggio, and Nikolay Zemlianskikh. Picture: Clive Barda/ArenaPAL

Tue, 25 Oct, 2022 - 20:30
Cathy Desmond

La Tempesta

National Opera House, ★★★★☆

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