Best opera poster of the season
mainCosi updated to the First World War. Brilliant art.
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Dear Norman,
Could you please provide a magnifying glass?
Thanks!
If you click on the pic, it ought to do what comes naturally to Cuban stallions
Cupcake, when I do what comes naturally to my ilk, I get immediate, visible results. When I click on your teeny-weeny image, the only thing I get is the risk of repetitive strain injury — nada más.
If you are doing what comes naturally to a stallion, you shouldn’t get results for at least another eleven months. 🙂
Ba-DUM-bum. I’m here until Thursday, try the veal …
No more luck than the above commenter expanding the picture. It remains a very small thumbnail image.
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OK, I right-clicked. Oy vey. Slow news day?
My attention was drawn to the ticket prices: £16-18, less for concessions.
Reasonable, IMO.
What is so brilliant about an image which looks like a 1920s Underground poster? For something with real inspiration, they should have turned to the works of Paul Nash or Christopher Nevinson or indeed any of the many wonderful WWI artists.
What a sad image for a comedy.