Biographer’s note: Giulio Cesare in Egitto, composed by George Frideric Handel, features a dramatic arc through political intrigue and personal power. The 1724 opera stipulates a rich cast of voices and vivid orchestration, making it a staple of Baroque repertoires. In 2025, audiences can look forward to performances in Lucca (Theatre del Giglio, Feb 23), Bolzano (Teatro Comunale Bolzano, Mar 21), a Barbican run with The English Concert featuring Louise Alder as Cleopatra (May 11), and a residence at the Salzburg Festival (Jul 26–Aug 17). The US leg includes Berkeley (Apr 27), Opera Omaha (May 1), and Carnegie Hall (May 4). Louise Alder, acclaimed for her Handel interpretations, participates in the Barbican production, joined by Christophe Dumaux in the title role for Cesare.
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