questo e quello
Trial by Jury was the operetta chosen by Lamplighters Music Theatre, the San Francisco-based Gilbert & Sullivan company, to close their 66th season.
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On this day in 1964 Stephen Sondheim’s Anyone Can Whistle premiered on Broadway and closed after nine performances.
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We owe director John Doyle and Classic Stage Company a debt of gratitude for bringing Blitzstein’s The Cradle Will Rock—warts and all—to the stage.
Have a Roman holiday this evening starting at 7:55 PM, cher public!
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Anna Netrebko sings con Forza.
On this day in 1975 soprano Magda Olivero made her historical, belated Metropolitan Opera debut as Tosca.
On this day in 1977 tenor Guy Chauvet made his Metropolitan Opera debut as Samson.
The return of Sondra Radvanovsky to the Met in Aida dominated parterre box in March.
The finals on Sunday seemed a bit like the modern-day operatic equivalent of the Roman colosseum.
I’d like to create a pasta dish in honor of Ambrogio Maestri’s art.
At tonight’s performance of Das Rheingold, the role of Woglinde will be sung by Aprile Millo.
At the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday night, Mozart’s opera never sounded fresher, a superstar cast shining new light on one of the composer’s all-too-seldom-performed scores.
On this day in 1999 the Metropolitan Opera presented its premiere of Carlisle Floyd‘s Susannah.
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