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Author | Art Historian | Cultural Adventurer. Arts journalist, speaker & PhD researcher in the Gothic, uncanny & Halloween. Ghosts & Folklore of Wales podcast.
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The Flying Dutchman shows the WNO can produce excellent opera at a world-class standard

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The Flying Dutchman shows the WNO can produce excellent opera at a world-class standard

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The night before The Flying Dutchman premiered at Wales Millennium Centre, I stood on the same stage – on the same set – as Welsh National Opera (WNO) celebrated its 80th birthday with song, drink, and some suitably patriotic Welsh cakes.
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Glorious opera wears its Welsh identity on its sleeve

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Western Mail | April 04, 2026 IF EVER there was an opera that firmly puts the "Welsh" into Welsh National Opera, it's Blaze of Glory! Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts as Dafydd Pugh in WNO's Blaze of Glory! (Craig Fuller) Coal-mining? Check. Male voice choirs? Check. Chapel on a Sunday, pint and a punch-up after work, and an overly ambitious but not totally unachievable dream to win the Eisteddfod? Check, check, check.
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