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  • Review: 'Idomeneo' at Mostly Mozart Festival Seeks Converts

    David Patrick Stearns writes that at the Mostly Mozart Festival "Idomeneo" had "a clean, trim narrative and never left left you asking why the opera takes periodic left turns." Aug 19, 2016

    Review: 'Idomeneo' at Mostly Mozart Festival Seeks Converts
  • From Sayão to Saudade: Brazil's Contributions to Opera

    With the Olympics bringing our attention to Brazil, Fred Plotkin looks at the history of opera in the country, including its Amazonian theaters, star singers and intangible emotions. Aug 17, 2016

    From Sayão to Saudade: Brazil's Contributions to Opera
  • Review: Couples Are Reunited in Bracing 'Cosi fan tutte'

    A performance of Mozart's 'Cosi fan tutte' at the Mostly Mozart Festival brought a "provocatively bracing, razor-sharp edge" to the opera, writes David Patrick Stearns. Aug 16, 2016

    Review: Couples Are Reunited in Bracing 'Cosi fan tutte'
  • Singular Voices: Barbra Streisand

    Fred Plotkin begins a series honoring unique voices from opera and the stage. First up: Barbra Streisand, who is making a pair of rare appearances at the Barclays Center. Aug 12, 2016

    Singular Voices: Barbra Streisand
  • Everything Sounds Better in Yiddish

    A new production at the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene leads Fred Plotkin to ruminate on the roots of Yiddish theater in New York City and its connections to opera. Aug 8, 2016

    Everything Sounds Better in Yiddish
  • A Recipe for Success on the Opera Stage

    Julia Child once said that the key to successful cooking is buying the right ingredients; likewise in opera, the key to a great performance starts with a great cast. Aug 3, 2016

    A Recipe for Success on the Opera Stage
  • Before HD, the Met Tour Brought Opera to the US and World

    Thirty years after the Metropolitan Opera staged its last national tour, Fred Plotkin looks back at its influence on opera around the country and the world. Jul 29, 2016

    Before HD, the Met Tour Brought Opera to the US and World
  • What We Learned from the First New York Opera Fest

    From the Bronx to basketball courts in Brooklyn, the inaugural New York Opera Fest presented more than 25 productions, providing a survey of the state of opera in the city. Jul 26, 2016

    What We Learned from the First New York Opera Fest
  • Review: 'The Illuminated Heart' Opens Mostly Mozart Festival

    Netia Jones's 'The Illuminated Heart,' a 90-minute program of semi-staged Mozart arias kicked off the 50th anniversary of the Mostly Mozart Festival with operatic star power.  Jul 26, 2016

    Review: 'The Illuminated Heart' Opens Mostly Mozart Festival
  • We Love Carol Vaness

    Carol Vaness, whose birthday is this week, was 'an always exciting and engaging artist whose work was not appreciated as fully as I think it should have been,' writes Fred Plotkin. Jul 25, 2016

    We Love Carol Vaness

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