"Belinda Evans’s Rosina coupled a tonal kaleidoscope with outstanding acting ability. My quibbles with Jane McCulloch’s astoundingly slick and cheeky production are few and far between." OPERA NOW

"With a very modern translation by Simon Butteriss and a youthful cast of talented singers, director Jane McCulloch, who last year produced Opera UK’s sunny staging of ‘Cosi fan tutte’ has done the same with ‘The Barber of Seville’. All the characterisations worked very well and the singing was of a very high standard." CLASSICAL SOURCE

"A resounding success – light, sunny and very funny" WHAT'S ON

"Excellent" OPERA MAGAZINE

"Stunning performances"
WEST SUSSEX TIMES

"The two girls looked like they were sisters and sang like angels"
WHERE LONDON

"The singers' excellent dramatic skills ensured that each character
was truly human" PRIMI DIVI – OPERA REVIEW

"The musical direction is impeccable… and gives the production an
added lift and embeds the whole piece to make it the most sunny of
productions which is amusing and light on its toes" CLASSICAL SOURCE