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Valentina Puskás reveals a full and engaging soprano as Eleonora before being equally persuasive as one of two Attendants in

Soprano Valentina Puskás brought a mix of cream and steel to Eleanor’s vocal lines, and gave a brilliant portrayal of

In these circumstances, the miracle of this double bill from the Royal Opera’s Jette Parker Artists was how intensely gripping

Puskás (Valentina) and Jonah Halton seize all opportunities as the Queen’s sinister Attendants, but there are high vocal standards from

Puskás delivers the requisite level of passion with her tongue firmly in her cheek with a voice that is technically

Transylvanian soprano Valentina Puskás, with her rich, slightly husky tone was very convincing as the Countess, really looking the part

“It is against this drab grey backdrop that the opera opens with five uniformed maids gossiping about Elektra. There are

“The five Maids, including Noa Beinart, Veena Akama-Makia, Gabrielė Kupšytė, Ella Taylor, Valentina Puskás, cackled and snarled, bringing plenty of