There are so many staggeringly good scenes in Benjamin Britten’s opera of 1945 — scenes that are particularly well-staged in … More
Month: July 2020
Struggle, Love, Loss: La Bohème in a Time of Pandemic
It’s a story that begins simply enough. A small group of free-spirited artists—high on life and exuberantly passionate—contend with the … More
In Search of Haydn Offers an In-depth Portrait of the Brilliant Composer
As a composer, one can’t do much better than to be graced with the magnificent titles of “Father of the … More
A Visually Stunning Production of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin
The central plot of Alexander Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin — the novel in verse which Tchaikovsky used for his 1879 opera … More
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