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“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...
LA Opera’s “Salome” Spectacularly Underscores the Madness of Desire
In the climactic moments of composer Richard Strauss’ “Salome,” when the title character is desperately holding onto the severed head of a holy man...
LA Opera’s “The Abduction from the Seraglio” Would’ve Made Mozart Proud
Only six years after America won the Revolutionary War, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart premiered one of his more underappreciated German operatic works in “Die Entführung...
La Bohème Resounds With Sincerity
Note: This review is based on the May 22nd performance.
The LA Opera, in its 30th anniversary, is arguably more robust than it has ever...
