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138 stories by "Richard Sasanow"

BWW Reviews: This FRAU Has No Shadow, But Plenty of Thrills at The Met by Richard Sasanow

There are more famous operas than Richard Strauss's DIE FRAU OHNE SCHATTEN (The Woman without a Shadow), but you won't find one that is more exciting when all the pieces--and there are lots …

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 4:09pm on November 15, 2013

BWW Reviews: Love! Sex! Torture! The Met's TOSCA Has Everything (Great Music, Too) by Richard Sasanow

Maybe next time around, the Metropolitan Opera's General Manager Peter Gelb will hire film director Quentin Tarantino to do a production of Puccini's TOSCA. With its sordid story, self-invol…

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 5:08pm on November 4, 2013

BWW Reviews: Some Enchanted Evening with Paulo Szot and THE NOSE at the Met by Richard Sasanow

It's not often that singers make their debuts on Broadway and then make a splash at the opera, but that's what happened when Paulo Szot--a Tony winner for "South Pacific"--opened in the Met'…

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 2:48pm on October 10, 2013

BWW Reviews: ANNA NICOLE's 36DDs Gain AAA Status with New York City Opera at BAM's Next Wave Festival by Richard Sasanow

With a story that is somehow poignant despite its scatological language, ANNA NICOLE's heroine is nicer than Berg's LULU, less lucky than TRAVIATA's Violetta and more cunning than MANON's Ma…

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 8:56pm on September 19, 2013

BWW Reviews: 'Bravo!' FIGARO and Ivan Fischer's Budapest Festival Orchestra at Mostly Mozart by Richard Sasanow

From its earliest days, Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival has included opera among its offerings, although I recall no production being quite so acclaimed as Iván Fischer's DON GIOV…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 2:44pm on August 16, 2013

BWW Reviews: Mozart and Beethoven Duke It Out at Lincoln Center's 'Mostly Mozart' Opening. Guess Who Wins? by Richard Sasanow

Is Lincoln Center planning to change its summertime schedule from "Mostly Mozart" to "Basically Beethoven"? If so, they couldn't have picked a better concert to put the point across than the…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 7:27pm on August 2, 2013

BWW Reviews: Met Recital in Central Park is a Tour of the High Cs (and Higher) by Richard Sasanow

When last heard on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera, mezzo Isabel Leonard and soprano Erin Morley were a couple of nuns on their way to the guillotine in LES DIALOGUES DES CARMELITES. Thi…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 5:49pm on July 18, 2013

BWW Reviews: A French Kiss for Verdi with LES VEPRES SICILIENNES at The Caramoor Festival by Richard Sasanow

The Caramoor Festival in Katonah, NY said "Bon anniversaire, Joseph Vert"--that's "Happy Birthday, Giuseppe Verdi" in French--on Saturday night, with a performance of LES VEPRES SICILIENNES,…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 8:44pm on July 9, 2013

BWW Reviews: GOTTERDAMMERUNG Brings Another Twilight to the Met's RING by Richard Sasanow

Katarina Dalayman is one of a handful of top Wagnerian sopranos in the world, but for the first act of the Met's GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG, the climax of the Met's second 'Ring' cycle of the s…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 10:29pm on May 9, 2013

BWW Reviews: The Met's Stirring Production of Poulenc's DIALOGUES DES CARMELITES is 'the Anti-Machine' by Richard Sasanow

What would the Metropolitan Opera (and its audiences) do without its production of Francis Poulenc's DIALOGUES DES CARMÉLITES, which opened for the season with Saturday's matinee, May 4?…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 4:43pm on May 7, 2013

Monty Python Meets Offenbach in City Opera's Daffy LA PERICHOLE by Richard Sasanow

New York City Opera's production of Jacques Offenbach's LA PERICHOLE feels right at home at City Center, home of the "Encores!" series, which reintroduces audiences to lesser known Broadway …

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 10:42pm on April 23, 2013

De Niese Spectacularly Subs for Ailing Dessay in Met's New Giulio Cesare by Richard Sasanow

The groans were audible--no, powerful--when the Metropolitan Opera's General Manager Peter Gelb stepped out in front of the curtain on the second night of the company's new David McVicar pro…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 6:20am on April 15, 2013

BWW Interviews: Soprano Diana Damrau Finds Verdi's 'Lost One' by Richard Sasanow

Soprano Diana Damrau--star of Michael Mayer's acclaimed 'Ratpack' RIGOLETTO--talks about creating her role debut as Violetta in the Metropolitan Opera's Willy Decker production of LA TRAVIAT…

SOURCE: opera.broadwayworld.com at 11:22pm on March 29, 2013
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