The Met’s cobranding efforts are really beginning to pay off.
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Well, this week, I turned down a chance to audition for the title role in Man of La Mancha. It's a community theater production in Jerusalem and doesn't pay, and I would have had to shell...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 3 minutes ago
IN history on this date: IN 1613, Samuel Argall, having captured Pocahontas in Passapatanzy, Virginia, set off with her to Jamestown with the intention of exchanging her for English prisoners held...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 6 minutes ago
I had the pleasure of hearing Bruson in a late career I due Foscari in Rome with Leontina Vaduva.
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 10 minutes ago
Good heavens what a traversal! I availed myself of the two intermissions to sip my coffee and dip my croissant. Look forward to the “in history” part of the cycle. Thanks as always Sanford.
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 12 minutes ago
Herodes - Nikolai Schukoff Herodias - Anna Maria Chiuri Salome - Lidia Fridman Jochanaan - Brian Mulligan Narraboth - Eric Fennell Ein Page der Herodias - Marvic Monreal Funf Juden - Arnold...
Fully convinced this time by the very theatrical Guggeis: constant tension and lots of great details. What a good idea to reprise the brindisi a bit slower: the spring is broken. Discovery of...
Those curious to hear Bruson in this role in the French version Les Martyrs can find a complete performance opposite Leyla Gencer along with a more recent Poliuto with Sondra...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 46 minutes ago
In theater on this date part 3: Laurence Fishburne made his Broadway debut in August Wilson’s 1992 play, Two Trains Running, directed by Lloyd Richards. Roscoe Lee Browne (his final B’way show),...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 59 minutes ago
IN theater on this date part 2: William Saroyan’s first Broadway play was My Heart’s in the Highlands in 1939. Robert Lewis, a member of The Actors Studio, made his Broadway directing debut with...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 1 hour ago
IN theater on this date part 1: The first show to open on this date was Offenbach’s Paris and Helen in 1868 to an English adaptation by Molyneux S. John. It is, of course, La Belle Helene. 3 years...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 1 hour ago
It's gonna be one of those when Disqus makes me work extra hard to post my posts.
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 1 hour ago
Quite possible that he was drawn more to the content than the form.
I get irritated by this label proto-Verdi. Maybe all Verdi should be called Deutero-Donizetti. But Poliuto is fab, a barn burner, so is Les Martyrs. It has more gorgeous additions.
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 2 hours ago
Amore Opera mounted Poliuto (wait, that doesn't sound right) in 2016. I saw it and considering it's basically a neighborhood company, they did an excellent job. Eli Jacobson probably saw...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Krunoslav · 2 hours ago
It's called show business.
Perhaps he took it seriously until he went to one of their ceremonies.
You really think that Bernheim should be singing BALLO next year in any house in the world? Maybe in 8-10 years.. "Maybe you have a penchant for hearing French singers with less acuity ?" 1) Yes,...
A favorite Donizetti performance from Camille · 10 hours ago
He's meant to be a horny Everyman Dude which pretty well fits this production!?
Danke sehr, but I'm no longer allowed in the Venusberg. They found me too rebellious sadly.
Olga, girl, WTF are you talking about?
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