San Diego season opens with La bohème

Por Matthew Richard Martinez, 26 enero 2015

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Crítica hecha desde San Diego Civic Theatre, San Diego el 24 enero 2015

Puccini, La bohème

San Diego Opera

Karen Keltner, Dirección

Alyson Cambridge, Mimì

Sara Gartland, Musetta

Harold Meers, Rodolfo

Morgan Smith, Marcello

Malcolm MacKenzie, Schaunard

Scott Sikon, Alcindoro, Benoît

Christian Van Horn, Colline

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San Diego Opera's main stage offering proved that even a warhorse can remain thoroughly enchanting when a production looks and sounds as beautiful as this company’s Madama Butterfly.

****1

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Matthew Richard Martinez

A professional conductor living in Costa Mesa, California, Matthew received Bachelor of Music and MFA degrees from University of California, Irvine. An avid sports fan, when he’s not conducting or listening to music, he can be found cheering for his hometown San Diego Padres.

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