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LA Opera’s “Nabucco” Invigorates the Spirit with the Gift of Humility
The following review is based on the November 2nd performance and contains some plot spoilers.
Composed by celebrated Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi in 1841, and...
“The Pearl Fishers” is a Hauntingly Beautiful Opera
The Pearl Fishers (by librettists Eugène Cormon and Michel Carré) is composer Georges Bizet’s lesser-known work, compared to Carmen, which was written a decade later,...
LA Opera’s “Carmen” Is a Can’t-Miss Journey Through Intense Sights & Sounds
The following is based on the September 14th performance and contains plot spoilers.
Over the course of the last year, the LA Opera has been...
“Tosca” Galvanizes with Love and Liberty
The following review is based on the performance from April 27th.
While nobody is perfect, many of us try our best to fit into society,...
“The Tales of Hoffmann” Teaches a Phenomenal Lesson
The following review is based on the March 30th performance when Christian Van Horn played The Four Villains in place of the indisposed Nicolas...
