In London, New York, but above all in Italy. In actual fact I always enjoy directing. Nevertheless, it makes me uncomfortable to come up against the bad habits picked up by singers and actors, who've been playing parts a certain way for years or using the same stale gags. We must make stagings more alive, better adapted to our own times. For whatever reason, both productions caused much debate, and that is not negative when they led to such great publicity for the shows.
Nobody can deny that they enjoyed great success with the public.
Some of those who criticized those productions may perhaps one day recognise their mistake. Outside of Spain zarzuela is known and thought about, like all Spanish things. It was wonderful to see what they thought of zarzuela in Japan. Some politicians have suggested that to open doors outside of Spain, nothing is better than a zarzuela production. To answer your question directly, a well-staged zarzuela, with good singers and actors in English would be very interesting.