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Los AngelesCarmen
Bizet: Carmen
James Conlon; Rob Ashford; LA Opera; David Rockwell; Ana María Martínez; Alexander Vinogradov; Amanda Woodbury
Los AngelesThe Pearl Fishers
Bizet: Les Pêcheurs de perles (The Pearl Fishers)
Plácido Domingo; Penny Woolcock; LA Opera; Grant Gershon; Dick Bird; Nino Machaidze; Javier Camarena
Los AngelesNabucco
Verdi: Nabucco
James Conlon; Thaddeus Strassberger; LA Opera; Mattie Ullrich; Plácido Domingo; Liudmyla Monastyrska
Los AngelesLa Belle et la Bête
Glass: La Belle et la Bête
Michael Riesman; LA Opera; Philip Glass Ensemble; Gregory Purnhagen; Hai-Ting Chinn; Marie Mascari
Los AngelesPersona
Makan: Persona
Evan Zoporyn; Jay Scheib; LA Opera; Caleb Wertenbaker; Oana Botez; Amanda Crider; Lacey Dorn
Los AngelesPlácido Domingo 50th Anniversary Concert
LA Opera Orchestra; James Conlon; Plácido Domingo
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BalletNOW suffers from miscasting
BalletNOW returns to the Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at the Music Center in Los Angeles. The production features dancers from six different major ballet companies, but fails to impress.
Eifman Ballet: Tchaikovsky Pro et Contra
TCHAIKOVSKY, PRO ET CONTRA is a ballet by Boris Eifman that beautifully examines how Tchaikovsky's internal struggles inspired his amazing music that inspires still.
A Streetcar named Desire: A Masterpiece
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa has created a masterpiece with her A Streetcar Named Desire for Scottish Ballet.
Los Angeles Dance Festival
Los Angeles Dance Festival 2017 runs for four nights, includes 19 companies and features a highly diverse array of contemporary dance styles.
Morning Wagner at the LA Phil
Maestro Jordan did not present a cut down version of the score. Every instrument Wagner called for was on stage, even the six harps, but the only sung piece was Brünnhilde’s Immolation.
A beautifully sung Tales of Hoffmann at LA Opera
Los Angeles Opera's Tales of Hoffmann survives multiple cast changes to look and sound fabulous, but it drags dramatically.