Tony Hall, the chief executive of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, has been from most points of view an outstanding success. It’s difficult to remember now that, a very few years ago, the house seemed to be staring liquidation in the face. Since taking over, he’s balanced the books for seven consecutive years. He’s come to a relaxed acceptance of the value of the wealthy and the chic to …
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Tony Hall, the chief executive of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, has been from most points of view an outstanding success. It’s difficult to remember now that, a very few years ago, the house seemed to be staring liquidation in the face. Since taking over, he’s balanced the books for seven consecutive years. He’s come to a relaxed acceptance of the value of the wealthy and the chic to …
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