Today at 1:30 PM, live video of Médée from the Staatsoper Berlin.
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The annual starry event (featuring 2018 Award winner Christian Van Horn) will be webcast live at 6:00 PM.
Live video stream from the Staatsoper Stuttgart starting at 11:00 AM.
The Metropolitan Opera premiere of Nico Muhly‘s Marnie graces tonight’s free streaming broadcast.
Before the advent of Jonas Kaufmann next week, Yusif Eyvazov sings his final (scheduled) Dick Johnson of the Met season tonight,streaming live starting at 7:25.
The Met’s new production of Samson et Dalila (not pictured) grabbed the most attention last month.
Where will the elite meet? Why, at the Met for the opening night premiere of Samson et Dalila, of course!
What do the cher public want to hear this fall? According to last week’s polls, Samson et Dalila and Jonas Kaufmann.
A challenging Salome-themed vocal identification quiz arranged by Our Own Christopher Corwin.
With Sonya Yoncheva canceling the Philadelphia Orchestra’s performances of Tosca, who do you, the cher public, think will take her place?
Call it The Year of the Cancellation: the top 25 most read parterre stories of 2017.
September 2017 was a time everyone wanted to read about Druids in parterre box. Our most popular posts for the month.
La Cieca is actively searching now for a weekly audio or video feature to permanently replace the defunct “Montag Mit Marianne.”
Gather, cher public, for discussion of today’s broadcast and HD of Eugene Onegin, live from the Met at 1:00 PM.
A listing of the ten most-read parterre posts of February 2017.
Watch and discuss, cher public, as the Bayerische Staatsoper streams a new production of Rossini’s Semiramide boasting a starry cast including Joyce DiDonato, Alex Esposito, Daniela Barcellona and Lawrence Brownlee.
La Cieca admits she was surprised the historically well-informed cher public missed the mark so frequently on the “Breadbox” quiz.
What better time for a competition in which you, the cher public (pictured), attempt to predict the future?
La Cieca (pictured) asks, what are your eight (or even 10) can’t-miss opera events for the fall?
La Cieca is proud to share with her cher public the transition of parterre.com to a new commenting system powered by Disqus.com.
Here’s your place to chat during tonight’s Met broadcast of Le nozze di Figaro, beginning at 7:30 PM.
Hello, hello, cher public? You called, I can’t hear a thing.
Fellow parterrians, my review in the Observer of this year’s PROTOTYPE festival does not appear until Wednesday.
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