La rue est un musée pour tous!
Born on this day in 1907 comic book creator Hergé.
Born on this day in 1907 comic book creator Hergé.
“Uh, I have,” Mr. McDermott said, laughing.
On this day Gypsy opened at the Broadway Theatre, to run 702 performances.
Zolotoy pyetushok (translated as The Golden Cockerel in English, is best known in these parts as Le Coq d’Or.
Happy 84th birthday actress Constance Towers.
Born on this day in 1861 soprano Nellie Melba.
The 2017 Glyndebourne Festival opens on Saturday with the UK premiere of L’Ipermestra conducted by William Christie and directed by Graham Vick.
Born on this day in 1892 bass Ezio Pinza.
Born on this day in 1918 soprano Birgit Nilsson.
If everything you see is great, you are either new to opera or chronically easy to please.
Born on this day in 1925 mother of four and soprano Patrice Munsel.
a More Farewells Than Melba Toast
The cultiest of cult musicals, an All-American take on the Iliad and the Odyssey, the spectacularly witty Golden Apple of John Latouche (words) and Jerome Moross (music), opened Off Broadway in 1953 to some acclaim.
Born on this day in 1842 composer Arthur Sullivan.
On this day in 1988 Carrie: The Musical opened on Broadway at the Virginia Theatre and closed after five performances.
“Trove Thursday” pays tribute to the great German bass Kurt Moll
Born on this day in 1902 soprano Bidu Sayao.
Here’s where you can discuss La Fleming‘s penultimate Marschallin, as these nice young people seem to be doing.
Finally, Peter Gelb brings camp back to opera!
On this day in 1994 Stephen Sondheim‘s Passion opened on Broadway.
Anticipation of events like the Metropolitan Opera’s 50th Anniversary bash turns me back into the newly opera-soused kid who begged his parents to let him watch the highlights of the Bing Gala on the family color television.
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