You’re soaking in it
Our parterre advertisers for November are a lot more than just mild.
Our parterre advertisers for November are a lot more than just mild.
Janácek’s disconcerting commentary on youth and immortality received a full-throated performance.
Born on this day in 1923 soprano Victoria de los Angeles.
The 2016 Richard Tucker Award recipient is Tamara Wilson.
Seville bills itself as the “City of 150 operas,” and celebrated this fact at the Exposition of 1992 by erecting a magnificent new opera house, the Teatro de la Maestranza, right beside the Plaza de Toros.
Verdi’s Macbeth gets true blood-and-guts treatment from Guillermo Sarabia and the legendary Marisa Galvany.
Dallas native Roger Kaiser, identified as the guy who sprinkled a mentor’s ashes in the pit of the Met yesterday (and all that came after) is a parterre commenter.
On this day in 1940 Panama Hattie opened at the 46th Street Theatre, to run 501 performances.
A source close to the Met says tonight’s L’italiana in Algeri has been canceled in the wake of an incident this afternoon when “somebody dumped an unknown white powder into the pit following act 3″ of Guillaume Tell.
The centerpiece of Janácek’s Jenufa was the performance of Karita Mattila as the murderous Kostelnicka.
On this day in 1787 Mozart’s Don Giovanni premiered in Prague.
>The Crypt Sessions, in collaboration with On Site Opera, presented the world premiere of Gregg Kallor’s The Tell-Tale Heart
If there’s anything the Kostelnicka likes, it’s having people talk about her.
From 2008, Unnatural Acts of Opera recalls 1988, when Rossini’s Il viaggo a Reims invaded the Wiener Staatoper.
Happy 77th birthday actor, comedian, writer, and film producer John Cleese.
Stepping into the role of Dido will be American mezzo-soprano Susan Graham.
Anna Netrebko, headliner of Sunday’s Richard Tucker Gala, is now a Latin from Manhattan.
Born on this day in 1947 Senator, Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton
On this day in 1995 Victor/Victoria opened at the Marquis Theatre, to play 734 performances.
“Take a good deal of trouble with it, because it is a fine subject, delicate and full of pathos.”
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