Clash of symbols
La Campana Sommersa (The Sunken Bell), which is being presented by the New York City Opera at the Rose Theater through April 7, is a true oddball.
Kristin Sampson
7 pieces since 2011 — in 4 roles, at 1 company, most often at New York City Opera.
7
pieces
4
roles
1
company
16
years
By role
By company
Role Enrico's Wife
Role Floria Tosca
“Tosca” at the Séance
New York City Opera has officially launched its “renaissance” at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater last night with a production of Puccini’s Tosca that should please a lot of older, conservative audiences, if not the adventurous operagoers that City Opera courted in the past.
Role Minnie
Not much gold, but plenty of rush
Is this not Puccini’s greatest opera, his most human, least manipulative?
Role Tosca
What ever happened to her?
When the subject of New York City Opera comes up, you always hear the same query: “What happened to City Opera? Are they even performing these days??”
I’ll take the fall
The days are getting shorter, but you can keep the prattle going this fall’s Talk of the Town! You will, you can, you must join in the discussion about: Great mezzo soprano performances (October),
Gained in translation (November), Teleport me back to… (December).
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