Metropolitan Opera Review 2014-15 - La Boheme - A Routine Revival With Beautiful Singing but Lacking in Drama

There was solid singing and lush orchestral playing on display in this Met "Boheme." But unfortunately there was little else. Those familiar with the work at the famed opera house might be a bit underwhelmed, but those getting to know the work for the first time will still find enough to enjoy.

Metropolitan Opera 2014-15 Review - Rene Pape in Recital: A Triumphant Though Bleak Night From a Great Artist

Over the last few seasons, the Met Opera has treated its audiences to voice recitals with such top artists as Jonas Kaufmann and Vittorio Grigolo. On Sunday, September 28, German bass Rene Pape got his opportunity to shine in the intimate setting. He selected a program that included works of Ludwig van Beethoven, Antonin Dvorak, Roger Quilter and Modest Mussorsky.

Metropolitan Opera Review 2014-15 - Macbeth: Anna Netrebko's Sensual, Vicious Lady Macbeth Leads Outstanding Cast

Perfection is non-existent. But every once in a while, something comes extremely close to it. That is exactly what happened on the opening performance of this "Macbeth." While the season has just begun, it is fair to say that this is surely going to be one of the best revivals of the season and one that should not be missed.

Metropolitan Opera Review 2014-15 - Le Nozze Di Figaro: A Nuanced & Riveting Production of Mozart's Masterwork

Despite the protests, which will undoubtedly leave their imprint on the collective conscience, art has won in the end. This "Nozze di Figaro" is a theatrical triumph and the cast that has been assembled is as good as any that one could ask for.
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