Performance History
Hamburg saw 17 performances from 1717 to 1720, but with a different title, Oriana. The opera then fell into neglect and was not revived until 1929 in Osnabrück and subsequently in England in 1968, by Unicorn Opera at the Abbey Hall, Abingdon.
The opera received its fully staged North American premiere in July 2011 at Central City Opera in Central City, Colorado.
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