Paul du Quenoy | The European Conservative

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.

Florida’s Ebullient Cultural Scene Continues to Rise

Paul du Quenoy November 23, 2024

Palm Beach is becoming a nexus for culture with performances of the highest international quality.

Donald Trump’s Historic Victory

Paul du Quenoy November 7, 2024

Despite all that was thrown in his path, Trump prevailed.

Out to Sea: Budapest Revives a Confused Flying Dutchman

Paul du Quenoy October 19, 2024

Wagner’s opera receives an engaging and sympathetic staging, despite some directorial suggestions to the contrary.

War Has Come to Lebanon; It Will Likely Stay

Paul du Quenoy September 28, 2024

Surprise diplomacy may defuse the situation, but the chances are bleak.

Fawlty Towers: The Play Misfires in London

Paul du Quenoy September 21, 2024

The play’s primary draw seems to be a nostalgia for a fading Middle England.

Superior Musicianship Makes Up for Lackluster Visuals in Munich Parsifal

Paul du Quenoy August 29, 2024

The visuals barely pass as a recognizably traditional setting while also failing to offer any symbolic interpretation of the work.

The Travails of the Democrats Are Only Just Beginning

Paul du Quenoy August 26, 2024

Just after the Democratic National Convention ended, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. endorsed Trump, casting their alliance as “a unity party.”

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: Paul du Quenoy

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

Florida’s Ebullient Cultural Scene Continues to Rise

Donald Trump’s Historic Victory

Out to Sea: Budapest Revives a Confused Flying Dutchman

War Has Come to Lebanon; It Will Likely Stay

Fawlty Towers: The Play Misfires in London

Superior Musicianship Makes Up for Lackluster Visuals in Munich Parsifal

The Travails of the Democrats Are Only Just Beginning

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

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