ao link

The Marriage of Figaro review

“True ensemble show with no weak links”
Ying Fang and Ginger Costa-Jackson in The Marriage of Figaro at Royal Opera House, London. Photo: Clive Barda
Ying Fang and Ginger Costa-Jackson in The Marriage of Figaro at Royal Opera House, London. Photo: Clive Barda
David McVicar’s production offers a clear delineation of a complex society

THIS IS NOT A PAYWALL

Serious about theatre?
Join over 100,000 theatremakers who rely on The Stage for trusted news, reviews, and insight.

 

🔓 Sign in below or create a free account to read 5 free articles.

 

Want to support independent theatre journalism? Subscribe from just £7.99 and unlock:

 

🗞️ Unlimited access to award-winning theatre journalism

⭐ 1000+ reviews from across the UK

📧 Breaking news and daily newsletters

💡Insight and opinion from writers including Lyn Gardner & Amanda Parker

🎟️Discounts and early access to The Stage’s events

Remember Login

More Reviews

Aspects of Love review

Aspects of Love review

Macbeth review

Macbeth review

King Lear review

King Lear review

Sunset Boulevard review

Sunset Boulevard review

George Hall

George Hall

Your subscription helps ensure our journalism can continue

Invest in The Stage today with a subscription starting at just £7.99

The Stage

© Copyright The Stage Media Company Limited 2025

Facebook
Instagram
X
Linked In
Pinterest
YouTube