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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.

Quelle Histoire!: L’Histoire de Manon Revival Shines at La Scala Ballet

Paul du Quenoy August 9, 2024

La Scala’s ballet troupe is among the best in the world and has lost no luster in this revival of a production it has been showing for thirty years.

A Clever Don Quichotte Opens in Paris

Paul du Quenoy June 17, 2024

Jules Massenet’s opera invites dreamy fantasies of a lost and better world.

Grim Paris Salome Underserves the Work

Paul du Quenoy June 12, 2024

The gloomy production is a poor platform for superstar soprano Lise Davidsen and a generally stellar cast.

Boris? It was Good Enough: Boris Godunov in Hungary

Paul du Quenoy June 10, 2024

In his debut performance of the title role, Gábor Bretz is superb in the Hungarian State Opera’s production of Mussorgsky’s enduring classic.

A Songbird on the Potomac: Offenbach’s La Périchole at the Washington National Opera

Paul du Quenoy May 29, 2024

The WNO scores a success, delighting audiences with its freewheeling, Jazz-age New Orleans take on Offenbach’s Songbird.

Vienna on Tour: A New York Residency and Palm Beach Visit

Paul du Quenoy May 3, 2024

This year’s Vienna Philharmonic U.S. tour sees memorable performances of Bruckner’s and Mahler’s Ninth Symphonies.

Tales of Hoffmann Enchants Palm Beach

Paul du Quenoy April 9, 2024

Palm Beach’s outgoing director, David Walker, will be sorely missed, but his legacy will live on, capped by this outstanding production of Hoffman set in the roaring ’20s.

A Grim La Forza del Destino for a Grim New York

Paul du Quenoy March 29, 2024

With such a fine musical performance, it is regrettable that the subway station is the production’s most memorable image.

Putin Re-Elected: The Beginning of the End?

Paul du Quenoy March 20, 2024

One would have to go back to Soviet times to find a more authoritarian polity in Russia.

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

Quelle Histoire!: L’Histoire de Manon Revival Shines at La Scala Ballet

A Clever Don Quichotte Opens in Paris

Grim Paris Salome Underserves the Work

Boris? It was Good Enough: Boris Godunov in Hungary

A Songbird on the Potomac: Offenbach’s La Périchole at the Washington National Opera

Vienna on Tour: A New York Residency and Palm Beach Visit

Tales of Hoffmann Enchants Palm Beach

A Grim La Forza del Destino for a Grim New York

Putin Re-Elected: The Beginning of the End?

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