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  • Henry Holland: Thanks! Too bad they didn’t do Der Zwerg instead of the (wonderful) Puccini. The LA Opera... 12:09 AM
  • Camille: Thanks Blue, for the review. Lord, what are “earthy colorings”? 12:06 AM
  • Gualtier M: Here is Carmelita Pope in the actual 70′s era Pam commercial at 2:36 in: httpv://www.you... 12:03 AM
  • CruzSF: kashania, please tell us more about these performances. Who? How presented? And don’t neglect the... 12:03 AM
  • bluecabochon: Lucky you, Bob! I;d see it again if I could. Here’s TT’s New York Times review:... 11:53 PM
  • kashania: HH: I thought of you tonight while watching the COC’s double of Florentine Tragedy and Gianni... 11:28 PM
  • Camille: I hope one day……e tc. 9:47 PM
  • Camille: Nerva, you are the funniest. TY for the word pn Carmelita Pope. Supposing I know her from PAM. I am one... 9:46 PM

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alagna_bieitoRoberto Alagna dips his toe into the avant-garde, participating in Calixto Bieito‘s controversial production of Carmen at Teatro del Liceo de Barcelona. [El País]

166 comments

  • Sanford says:

    Seriously. Couldn’t you just die happy after hearing this?

  • Sanford says:

    Iltenore, the way a person speaks frequently has nothing to do with someone’s education. I know plenty of well-educated people who can talk Ebonics with the best hip-hoppers, and plenty of not-very-well educated people who can speak well. And there are certainly plenty of words in English that are pretty low-class, especially when used in certain contexts. Like the N word used by anyone who is not of color. Or a certain six letter word starting with F and ending with AGGOT that seems to have contributed to a spate of teen suicides lately.