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Gran Teatro La Fenice 2010 2011
COMMANDOpera has taken a look at the 2010 2011 season and initially wasn’t overly impressed. There are some interesting artists although nothing one would not expect, and you are certainly going to have some name recognition as you explore the season. Obviously there has not been a cast finalised for The Turn of the Screw, although Mr. Jeffrey Tate is conducting which is quite agreeable. A good solid, if safe season from Gran Teatro La Fenice.