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The Barber of Seville/The Marriage of Figaro/Figaro Gets a Divorce

“A gorgeously scored new opera”
ReviewsFeb 22, 2016by George HallWales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Mark Stone and Elizabeth Watts in the WNO Marriage of Figaro. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith
Mark Stone and Elizabeth Watts in the WNO Marriage of Figaro. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith

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