productions of Così fan tutte, Alcina, Eugene Onegin and Jenůfa. ETO's and Opera 80's conductors have included Nicholas Kraemer, Ivor Bolton, Stephen Barlow, Martin André, David Parry and Michael Rosewell. It has also shown the early work of such directors as Richard Jones, Robert Carsen, Declan Donnellan and Steven Pimlott. Productions of works outside the standard repertory 2006: Autumn: Baroque Festival Tour: ETO mounted a baroque opera festival with over 40 complementary events in twelve venues throughout the UK. Orfeo by Claudio Monteverdi, with Katherine Manley as Music and Euridice and Hal Cazalet as Orfeo; Erismena by Francesco Cavalli, with Andrew Slater as Erimante and Rachel Nicholls as Erismena; Jephté by Giacomo Carissimi with David Stout as Jephté and Jane Harrington as Filia; Dido & Aeneas by Henry Purcell with Joana Thomé as Dido and Patricia Orr as Sorceress; and Tolomeo by George Frederick Handel with Jonathan Peter Kenny as Tolomeo and Iestyn Morris as Alessandro2007: Spring: Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Seraglio) by Mozart with Sion Goronwy as Osmin and Elizabeth Donovan as Constanza; and Spirit of Vienna (Wiener Blut) by Johann Strauss with Cheryl Enever as Franziska (Franzi) Cagliari and Nicky Spence as Count Balduin Zedlau. 2007: Autumn: James Conway's special interest in baroque opera was also evident with productions of Handel and Haydn. Teseo by Handel with Derek Lee Ragin as Egeo (Aegeus) and Jeni Bern as Medea; Country Matters (L'infedelta Delusa) by Joseph Haydn with Charlotte Ellett as Vespina and Jonathan Gunthorpe as Nanni; and Bridgetower by Julian Joseph. 2008: Spring: Susannah by Carlisle Floyd, Alexander Ingram, Conductor. Donna Bateman as Susannah Polk and Todd Wilander as Sam Polk. 2009: Spring: Katya Kabanova by Leoš Janáček. 2009: Autumn: Alongside a commemoration of the 250th anniversary of Handel's death, the company celebrated its 30th anniversary with presentations of Ariodante, Alcina, Flavio, Teseo and Tolomeo. 2010: Autumn: Promised End, a new opera by Alexander Goehr; and The Duenna, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 2011: Autumn: Baroque Treats included a revival of Handel's Flavio, Handel's Xerxes and Purcell's The Fairy Queen. 2012: Autumn: the program featured three 20th Century operas: Albert Herring by Benjamin Britten; The Emperor of Atlantis by Viktor Ullmann (paired with Cantata BWV 4 by Bach); and The Lighthouse by Peter Maxwell Davies.Rupert Christiansen, "The Lighthouse, The Emperor of Atlantis, ETO, touring, review", The Telegraph (London), 12 October 2012. Retrieved 12 October 2012. 2013: Spring: L'assedio