Theatre & Opera Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Cirque Du Soleil Brings Corto to Amsterdam

  

  The theatrical world of entertainment, comedy, and spontaneous acts that is Cirque du Soleil's Grand Chapiteau is coming to the Netherlands this weekend. From 2... Read more

  The 21 March 2012 by   Amsterdam City Tours
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• Opera Review: Half Made-Up

  

  The American Symphony Orchestra present Franz Schmidt's Notre Dame. Another unlikely adaptation: The Incredible Hulk vs. Quasimodo. Art by Sal Buscema and... Read more

  The 19 March 2012 by   Superconductor
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• Man Lebt Ja Nur Ein Einzig Mal: Schmidt's Notre Dame

  

  Franz Schmidt's Notre Dame, a work of lushly romantic orchestration and extravagantly romantic sensibility, was completed in 1906, but not premiered until... Read more

  The 19 March 2012 by   Singingscholar
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• Review: Riverdance (Broadway in Chicago)

  

  *Riverdance* transfixes as a visual stunner! The river-singing, river-fiddling, river-theatrics... not so much. Slightly Recommended. Read more

  The 14 March 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• Review: Camino Real (Goodman Theatre)

  

  With Rebecca Ringst’s gorgeous Babylon-in-Neon set , *Camino Real* looks stunning. Conventional it is not. If you’re looking for a three-act... Read more

  The 13 March 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• In Quest'occhi è l' Elisir

  

  Kwicien, Damrau, Florez. Photo (c) Sara Krulwich/NY TimesA vocally superb and theatrically accomplished cast makes the Met's current run of L'Elisir d'Amore a... Read more

  The 13 March 2012 by   Singingscholar
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• Concert Review: The Phoenix Force

  

  The St. Louis Symphony returns to Carnegie Hall. by Paul Pelkonen The "Phoenix Force" from Classic X-Men No. 8. Art by John Bolton. © 1988 Marvel Comics.... Read more

  The 12 March 2012 by   Superconductor
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• Review: Seven Points for Love / Voices in the Dark (Fury Theater)

  

  From tug-at-your-heart romance to unsettling horror, Fury Theater's production is an eye-opening showcase of Ellen Cribbs' playwrighting talents. Recommended. Read more

  The 11 March 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• Review: The Fall of Man (The Right Brain Project)

  

  As a brief episode exploring lust’s pleasures and pitfalls, Fall of Man brings an elegiac tone to the plaintive “everycouple.” Highly Recommended. Read more

  The 09 March 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• Review: Master Class

  

  Famed opera diva Maria Callas was a troubled soul, known earlier in her career for a large range and perfect pitch, and later on for a deteriorating voice and... Read more

  The 07 March 2012 by   Antipodeanblog
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