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A Role Debut Manqué: Tosca Strikes Out at the Met

Paul du Quenoy December 21, 2024

From subpar production to uninspired performances, this Tosca revival misfired.

Art in a Free Society: Anna Netrebko Triumphs in La Scala’s Season-Opening La Forza del Destino

Paul du Quenoy December 11, 2024

To say Netrebko is a star is a marked understatement.

Helping One’s ‘Self’: The Great Controversy of Cutlery

Erik Dahlberg December 8, 2024

It is man’s nature to make art of nature.

Midwinter Warmth

Shawn Phillip Cooper December 7, 2024

Chilcott’s Christmas Oratorio seems old and yet new, traditional and yet contemporary.

Global Leaders Unite in Madrid for Decade of Action on Life and Family

Nick Hallett December 3, 2024

The Political Network for Values summit saw the launch of the “Madrid Commitment” to advance dignity, family, and cultural renewal.

In Vino Veritas

Hélène de Lauzun November 16, 2024

Let’s not let wine be ‘great-replaced’ by cannabis and tequila: it is a matter of civilisation!

Nature and Nature’s God

Shawn Phillip Cooper November 9, 2024

Steven Searcy awakens us to the divine drama of our lives, in which God is present even in something as mundane as the tumbling of wind-blown leaves.

How to Make the Humanities Attractive Again?

Itxu Díaz November 9, 2024

Philosophy is not something obsolete and useless; it teaches us how to think properly—which is why many governments fear it.

The Aesthetics of Settlement

George Carter November 2, 2024

Britain, like Europe, is suffering from a spiritual decay which manifests in the deterioration of its built environment.

La Scala’s Marks the Centenary of Puccini’s Death With a Bold New Turandot

Paul du Quenoy August 22, 2024

The production signified an evolution in the robust career of superstar Russian soprano Anna Netrebko.

Tag: culture

A Role Debut Manqué: Tosca Strikes Out at the Met

Art in a Free Society: Anna Netrebko Triumphs in La Scala’s Season-Opening La Forza del Destino

Helping One’s ‘Self’: The Great Controversy of Cutlery

Midwinter Warmth

Global Leaders Unite in Madrid for Decade of Action on Life and Family

In Vino Veritas

Nature and Nature’s God

How to Make the Humanities Attractive Again?

The Aesthetics of Settlement

La Scala’s Marks the Centenary of Puccini’s Death With a Bold New Turandot

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