Review: ARMINIO, Royal Opera House
Emphasising monochromatic melancholy with singers who do their best despite swimming in an ocean of drab uniforms.
Emphasising monochromatic melancholy with singers who do their best despite swimming in an ocean of drab uniforms.
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