Call it the autumnal equinox, Harvest Home, Mabon, the Feast of the Ingathering, Meán Fómhair or Alban Elfed, but September 2017 was a time the public (pictured) wanted to read about Druids in parterre box. Our most popular posts for the month follow the jump.
- Better Call Gaul
- Broadcast: Norma
- Divine Intervention
- Not Much Gold But Plenty of Rush
- Albert Innaurato 1947-2017
- Divinity, Restored
- You’ve Got to Climb Mount Everest
- Seriously, Right in Front of Mycenae
- Drunk History
- “He Was Sort of the Brando of Music”
- Una Vittima della Sventura
- Dark Matter
- My Metaphor Was Drawn from Genocides
- It’s the New Zoophilia Revue
- Nam Sibyllam Quidem Cumis Ego Ipse Oculis Meis Vidi In Ampulla Pendere
So, cher public, how does this statistical list stack up for you? What were your favorite stories on parterre during September?
Photo: Ken Howard/Metropolitan Opera
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