Kurzprofil
| Adresse | 240 S Broad St Philadelphia PA PA 19102 Vereinigte Staaten |
| Google maps | 39° 56' 52.913" N 75° 9' 54.566" W |
Veranstaltungstippsmehr...
PhiladelphiaMitridate, re di PontoNeuinszenierung
Mozart: Mitridate, re di Ponto, K87 (K74a)
Corrado Rovaris; Emma Griffin; Opera Philadelphia; Opera Philadelphia Orchestra; Lawrence Brownlee; Lauren Snouffer; Meredith Wohlgemuth
PhiladelphiaLet 'em Eat Cake
Gershwin: Let 'em Eat Cake
Corrado Rovaris; Zack Winokur; Opera Philadelphia
PhiladelphiaAlvin Ailey American Dance Theater
Verschiedene: Mixed Programme
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
PhiladelphiaAidaNeuinszenierung
Verdi: Aida
Corrado Rovaris; Kaneza Schaal; Opera Philadelphia; Amy Rubin; Charlese Antoinette; Pablo Santiago; Opera Philadelphia Orchestra
Neue Kritikenmehr...
A triumphant Romeo and Juliet from Philadelphia Ballet
Juliano Nunes’ Romeo and Juliet for Philadelphia Ballet works on all fronts: as a visual spectacle with highly original choreography and as a vehicle for cultivating memorable performances.
A sorta fairy tale: Sleepers Awake premieres at Opera Philadelphia
A new opera by Gregory Spears subverts the Sleeping Beauty trope, with middling results.
Philadelphia Ballet’s The Merry Widow: a Belle Époque dream
The Philadelphia Ballet transported audiences back to Belle Époque Paris with The Merry Widow, set to Franz Lehár’s beloved score (adapted by John Lanchbery) and Ronald Hynd’s spectacular choreography.
Opera by committee: Opera Philadelphia premieres Complications in Sue
Opera Philadelphia commissions ten composers to tell the story of an ordinary woman's idiosyncratic march from cradle to tomb.
A long, strange trip: Opera Philadelphia’s Il viaggio a Reims
The intrepid company brings Damiano Michieletto’s well-traveled production of a Rossini rarity to the US for the first time.
The Listeners: daring psychological thriller at Opera Philadelphia
The new opera by Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek draws on cult mindsets and conspiracy theories but smartly avoids sensationalism.
Quinn Kelsey triumphs in Opera Philadelphia's Simon Boccanegra
In his role debut as the Genoan Doge, the American baritone continues to burnish his bona fides as the premier Verdi baritone of his generation.
La bohème (in reverse) in Philadelphia
Yuval Sharon's La bohème for Opera Philadelphia proves a mix of great singing and disorienting navigation.