Verdi’s opera sets paternal over-protection against a socio-political backdrop

This family-friendly production of Janácek’s celebration of nature is perfect for London’s greenest opera house

This imaginatively conceived recital by the talented siblings was gripping from first to last

TB kills the heroine and coronavirus denudes the cafe scene, but the singing in Dan Dooner’s revival was top-notch

Inviting the dazzling pianist to reinterpret an old favourite was a canny move

This is an ingenious new production, even if it doesn’t quite reach its potential heights

An impressive cast round out this highly theatrical but powerful production

This tale of a viral outbreak of plotting and backstabbing followed by a new era of harmony was a good start to the ROH’s new season

This was a valuable opportunity for young artists in need of support as well as the opera-starved public