Artículos de Hilary Stroh

After Joshua Bell's fine Wieniawski, the Philadelphia Orchestra's account of the Leningrad Symphony took this concert to a higher plane. 

We were drenched in all sorts of dreams about Scotland as the Philadelphia Orchetra celebrated the country in their British Isles Festival

The Philadelphia Orchestra's Winter Festival celebrates the British Isles. 

Runnicles presents a concert weighted towards a splendid second half.

BalletX's exploration of the cycle of life in Beautiful Decay is a clever and truly profound choice (choreography: Nicole Fonte)

There was lots to like in the Philadelphia Orchestra's All-American Celebration for Thanksgiving.

An energetic Haydn Seasons for the Philadelphia Symphonic Choir and Orchestra.

Yannick leads Philadelphia Orchestra on spiritual journey throug Bruckner's Eighth Symphony. 

Pennsylvania Ballet explore edginess, tribalism and funky synthpop

Vanska celebrates Finland's musical heritage with the San Francisco Symphony

It’s alright, sometimes, for a classic to own the fact that it is a cliché. The Pennsylvania Ballet’s performance of The Sleeping Beauty, directed by Angel Corella was a lovely, lush but unsurprising presentation

Nézet-Séguin's West Side Story in concert mixes passion and politics in Philadelphia.

Yannick Nézet-Séguin's opens season with panache.

Hip-h'opera world première at Philadelphia's O17 Festival.

Mozart meets the movies as 1927's wacky production comes to Opera Philadelphia. 

Puts’ and Campbell’s fast and furious neo-Victorians launch Philadelphia’s Annual Opera Festival.

Francesca Zambello’s engaging Aida opened the season at Washington National Opera, eventually getting into its stride. 

Wolf Trap Opera delivers high camp Rossini true to the composer.

Mason Bates' homage to the Silicon Valley geeks; Alice Sara Ott takes over Tchaikovsky.

Space-Age Ballet Frontier premiered to honour JFK.