Puccini: La bohème

Puccini: La bohème

Release date : January 29, 2020
Runtime : 2h 32m
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Original Language : Italian /
Director : Richard Jones /
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Production companies : Royal Opera House /
January 29, 2020 2h 32m Music Italian More
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Richard Jones’ “La bohème” is an important weapon in the Royal Opera’s commercial arsenal. This is its second revival since Jones’ production hit the stage in autumn 2017, replacing John Copley’s beloved 40-year old staging, resplendent with period detail and resolutely naturalist. Jones brings a considerable break with the past in his approach, pointing the way towards thought-provoking possibilities for the work, though it is a clearly a show that defers to the need for regular revival and breadth of appeal.
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  • title:Puccini: La bohème
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2020
  • Runtime:2h 32m
  • Genres: Music ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language: Italian ·
  • Director: Richard Jones /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies: Royal Opera House ·
  • Overview:Richard Jones’ “La bohème” is an important weapon in the Royal Opera’s commercial arsenal. This is its second revival since Jones’ production hit the stage in autumn 2017, replacing John Copley’s beloved 40-year old staging, resplendent with period detail and resolutely naturalist. Jones brings a considerable break with the past in his approach, pointing the way towards thought-provoking possibilities for the work, though it is a clearly a show that defers to the need for regular revival and breadth of appeal.
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