Theatre & Opera Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Billy Budd: Farewell, Old Rights o' Man

  

  Photo (c) Ken Howard/Metropolitan OperaLast night's Billy Budd was one of the stronger all-around efforts I've seen recently at the Met. John Dexter's productio... Read more

  The 06 May 2012 by   Singingscholar
  NONE

• Concert Review: Serious Moonlight

  

  Evgeny Kissin at Carnegie Hall. Evgeni Kissin, holding the score of Scriabin's 24 Preludes. by Paul Pelkonen Evgeny Kissin has been a fixture on the... Read more

  The 04 May 2012 by   Superconductor
  NONE

• Opera Review: Formula One

  

  Karita Mattila burns up The Makropulos Case. Absolutely fabulous: Karita Mattila in The Makropulos Case.Photo by Ken Howard © 2012 The Metropolitan... Read more

  The 02 May 2012 by   Superconductor
  NONE

• Once Broadway to Hollywood, Now Hollywood to Broadway

  It used to be that the musicals came first before the movie adaptations (South Pacific, The King and I, The Sound of Music, West Side Story, My Fair Lady,... Read more

  The 02 May 2012 by   Gibbs22manila
  NONE

• Last Night @ROHM

  

  With Tiberiu Soare and Stefan Pop, after the concertSource: www.angelagheorghiu.com Aka the Royal Opera House Muscat in Oman, where the concert took place.... Read more

  The 26 April 2012 by   Irinastanescu
  

• Sea Odyssey - Giant Expectations For Liverpool

  

  image credit Last Friday saw a weekend long Sea Odyssey street theater event in Liverpool in the north of England. The occasion was inspired by a letter writte... Read more

  The 23 April 2012 by   Gerard
  NONE

• Die Walküre: Wunder Und Wilde Märe

  

  I know it's irresponsible to play favorites with the Ring operas, and of course nearly impossible to really choose, but I love Die Walküre a lot. Wearing flat... Read more

  The 17 April 2012 by   Singingscholar
  NONE

• The 13 Strangest Composer Deaths In Classical Music

  

  image credit A list of composers who met unusual ends, whether by conducting, pimple or foul play.The Presurfer Read more

  The 15 April 2012 by   Gerard
  NONE

• Review: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater

  

  When Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater comes to Chicago, dance fans rejoice. But the magic of Ailey is its accessibility to all. Long after his death, Alvin... Read more

  The 13 April 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
  NONE

• Interview with Playwright KS Stevens

  

  04/09/12- by Natasia Langfelder KS Stevens is a playwright, composer, lyricist and librettist. Within the queer and Asian communities she is most well known to... Read more

  The 10 April 2012 by   Cynisright
  NONE, NONE, NONE