We open in a war room that resembled nothing so much as a parking garage. Amneris’s boudoir was certainly recognizable as such but I’d be hard-pressed to pinpoint the location of the Triumphal Scene other than the inside of a large discothèque.
By Patrick Mack
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With composer Terence Blanchard and librettist Kasi Lemmons‘ incendiary Fire Shut Up in My Bones, the Met makes long overdue history and Will Liverman ascends to superstardom.
La Royale hostessed a Fridays Under 40 reception before the opera, then graced a parterre box during the performance.
By La Cieca
When Sonja Frisell‘s Met production of Aïda was new and starred Oklahoma native Leona Mitchell, the similarly-intialled Latonia Moore was nine years old, singing in the choir of her pastor grandfather’s church.
By Porgy Amor
Anna Netrebko and Latonia Moore (pictured) rekindle “The Grand Opera Buzz.”
By La Cieca
Ana María Martínez will sing Cio-Cio-San in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly on February 27 and March 5.
By La Cieca
I’m a long-time fan of the Opera in English series funded by The Peter Moores Foundation that started, fittingly enough, with conductor Reginald Goodall’s performances of Wagner’s Ring cycle recorded live from the London Coliseum and released by EMI
By Patrick Mack
La Cieca hears that soprano Latonia Moore will make her Metropolitan Opera debut this Saturday afternoon.
By La Cieca
