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La reposición del Anillo de Carsen en el Teatro Real empieza con un pálido Oro del Rin
Este prosaico Anillo de Carsen vuelve oportunamente con un melancólico mensaje de decadencia.
Kitschy, bombastic, virtuosic: the LA Phil and Dudamel’s Mahler 8
Mahler's Eighth was the composer’s “gift to the nation”; Dudamel’s performance was a gift to Los Angeles.
Robert Carsen's Eugene Onegin ages gracefully at COC
Robert Carsen's Eugene Onegin was binned by the Met but works wonderfully in its revival by the Canadian Opera Company COC with high class singing and acting from a young, engaging cast.
Minimalistic new production of Idomeneo in Zurich
In Jetske Mijnssen’s new production of Idomeneo, all order of human entanglements, sorrows and pain run rampant.
Adès' riveting The Exterminating Angel
Adès opera resists explanation, and the ambiguity of the story drives much of its compelling nature.
Rex tremendae majestatis: Stravinsky at the Baltic Sea Festival
Peter Sellars's much-travelled staging of Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex provided a powerful opening for the 15th Baltic Sea Festival under the festival's artistic director Esa-Pekka Salonen.