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Concert Review: The Highlander Way

The sounds of Scotland come to Fukuoka. by Paul J. Pelkonen Maestro Shao-Chia Liu led the Kyushu Symphony Orchestra in Mendelssohn and Bruch.Photo from the Taiwan Philharmonic. Read more

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Concert Review: Her Terrible, Swift Sword

Juditha Triumphans triumphs at Carnegie Hall. by Paul J. Pelkonen Judith and Holofernes by Valentin de Bolougne. National Museum of Fine Arts, Valletta, Malta The music of Antonio... Read more

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Metropolitan Opera Preview: Werther

The Met brings back its handsome new Werther...without its star, Jonas Kaufmann. by Paul J. Pelkonen Isabel Leonard stands strong as Charlotte in Massenet's... Read more

The 12 February 2017 by Superconductor
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Concert Review: Her Terrible, Swift Sword

Juditha Triumphans triumphs at Carnegie Hall. by Paul J. Pelkonen Judith and Holofernes by Valentin de Bolougne. National Museum of Fine Arts, Valletta, Malta... Read more

The 08 February 2017 by Superconductor
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All About Brenda: Wisconsin Coloratura Captures Phila’s Heart

Operatoonity.com review: Tancredi presented by Opera Philadelphia Live performance: Friday, February 10, 2017, 8:00 p.m. Venue: The Academy of Music,... Read more

The 12 February 2017 by Galegirl
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Review: Wit (The Hypocrites)

Hypocrites close season with a mesmerizing winner Review by Lauren Whalen Margaret Edson's Wit is the Hypocrites' season closer - most know by now that... Read more

The 01 February 2017 by Chicagotheaterbeat
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Dysfunctional Family Values: ‘Elektra’ and ‘Salome’ at the Met (Part One)

Swedish soprano Nina Stemme as Elektra (Metropolitan Opera)It’s Greek to Me!Every generation feels it has the answers to life’s problems — and ours is no... Read more

The 12 February 2017 by Josmar16
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Review: Blues for an Alabama Sky (Court Theatre)

Blues for an Alabama Sky Thrilling story, unforgettable characters and ensemble at top of its game Review by Catey Sullivan It's hard to overstate the... Read more

The 01 February 2017 by Chicagotheaterbeat
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Review: The Assembled Parties (Raven Theatre)

Sad and heartfelt family story spanning decades Review by Lauren Whalen There's nothing I love more than a sprawling story of an erudite, neurotic New York... Read more

The 17 February 2017 by Chicagotheaterbeat
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The Superconductor Interview: Stewart Copeland

The former Police-man discusses his fifth opera, premiering Feb. 18. by Paul J. Pelkonen Welcome to The Island of Morel with your guide: Stewart Copeland. Read more

The 13 February 2017 by Superconductor
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BroadwayCon Year Two: Less Snow, Bigger Venue

Last year, a major snowstorm shut down Broadway theaters, but the first ever Broadway fan convention went on as scheduled. And it ended up being a lot of fun. Read more

The 08 February 2017 by Pataphysicalsci
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Concert Review: Symphony of a Thousand Years

Jordi Savall opens La Serenissima at Carnegie Hall. by Paul J. Pelkonen The elegant and scholarly Jordi Savall and friend. Image by Molina Visuals. A... Read more

The 06 February 2017 by Superconductor
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