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IF Opera appears to have scaled new heights if its latest production Fedora is a good indicator of its 2023 programme.

If Opera has returned to Belcombe Court in Wiltshire, opening with the highly anticipated new production of Umberto Giordano's Fedora, directed by John Wilkie (founding member of Opera Bohemia) and starring multi-award-winning Australian soprano Sky Ingram in the title role, reason enough to purchase a ticket. Belcombe's photogenic 18th century garden, where If Opera's temporary auditorium is erected annually, makes this one of the most magical opera festivals in England and as if...

It’s back. The Global Recruiter Industry Awards 2023 is on course to bring the best of the recruitment industry together to recognise and celebrate the outstanding performers and businesses in the UK’s recruitment industry. Judged according to meaningful criteria by experts from within the industry, these are truly the industry’s own awards, across a set of categories that recognise companies of all sizes and from every part of the recruitment industry. These awards make a clear difference...

If you're looking to step into a musical wonderland this summer, If Opera festival, set in the enchanting eighteenth century garden of the privately owned Belcombe Court in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, is akin to tumbling down the rabbit hole. An unmissable way to crown an English summer of outdoor events, this year's If Opera season, in partnership with the Bristol Ensemble, features an improved Saddle span theatre with wider seats and better acoustic and ventilation, with opera audie...

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As I left the office on Thursday, my editor said I was mad venturing out for a run in the cold and rain.

A man is running ten kilometres a day for a month in memory of his childhood friend who took his own life.

Puccini's tearjerker is served up fresh by a young cast. Oppera review by Alexandra Coghlan