Spark review – Glyndebourne Youth Opera light up a terrific new show of monsters and magic
Glyndebourne, Lewes Lucy Armstrong’s family opera transports audiences to a secret world above the rooftops. It explores themes of grief and loss with a lightness of touch, and is directed, designed and performed with panache.
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