Brian Kellow‘s “Coda” piece in the current Opera News, summarized:
“I’m so cranky that even namedropping has lost its thrill.”
(Photo: Ken Howard/Metropolitan Opera)
Brian Kellow‘s “Coda” piece in the current Opera News, summarized:
“I’m so cranky that even namedropping has lost its thrill.”
(Photo: Ken Howard/Metropolitan Opera)
Congratulations to Opera Chic, named “Essential Opera Blogger” in the current Opera News by a panel consisting of Brian Kellow and Tristan Kraft. Read more »
See, La Cieca thinks Brian Kellow is asking for trouble when, in the second paragraph of his analysis of last March’s Slatkinshchina, he admits, “I did not attend the March 29 opening-night performance of La Traviata, nor did I listen to it on Sirius Radio.” Read more »
Sharpen those nails and slather on a fresh coat of “Jungle Red,” ladies, because La Cieca hears that “it’s on” between two of the biggest players in NYC’s opera criticism power gay elite. (Well, admittedly that’s not a large pool of talent, but what they lack in numbers they more than make up for in venom.)Â Anyway, the first bitch-slap of the season is delivered by Brian Kellow of Opera News, and foremost among the cheeks targeted are those of New York Times Jill-of-all-trades Anthony Tommasini. Unfortunately, good old Opera hasn’t bothered to offer an online version of Kellow’s article [...]
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