“How burdensome is life! We no longer have a fatherland!” William Tell may be better known as a skilled archer than as a poetic revolutionary, but he is also one of the millions whose cry of anguish at separation from their home has echoed through the centuries. Rossini’s opera about the Swiss bowman is returning to the Royal Opera House in London after a 23-year hiatus http://econ.st/1HsK6Xq
The opening night performance of a new production of "William Tell" at London's Royal Opera House was marked by loud and prolonged booing over a rape scene.
"The officers force champagne down the woman’s throat, molest her with a gun and, in the scene that caused the most commotion, strip her and force her to lie on top of the banquet table."
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