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An overcooked blowout: Glyndebourne’s Die Zauberflöte reviewed

27 July 2019

9:00 AM

27 July 2019

9:00 AM

Think back to when you were 12, and the sensation of re-opening your favourite book. (This is The Spectator; I’m assuming you were all bookish 12-year-olds.) The Silver Chair, perhaps, or The Phoenix and the Carpet — some fantastic alternative world, anyway, filled with characters who felt like old friends.

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