To make up for the lack of audiences caused by France's ongoing theatre closures due to Covid-19, mezzo-soprano Fiona McGown is organising home concerts, bringing live opera into people's living rooms and giving her a much-needed opportunity to perform. "I think at this stage of the crisis, if I don't reinvent myself, I die as an artist," she explained.
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To make up for the lack of audiences caused by France's ongoing theatre closures due to Covid-19, mezzo-soprano Fiona McGown is organising home concerts, bringing live opera into people's living rooms and giving her a much-needed opportunity to perform. "I think at this stage of the crisis, if I don't reinvent myself, I die as an artist," she explained.