All posts tagged "Opera"
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2.4KArtsReview: La Opera’s ‘La Traviata’ Is Dazzling & Moving in the Name of High Art
The following review is based on the June 22nd (and closing night) performance of LA Opera’s production of “La Traviata.” Up until...
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5.1KArtsInnocence Triumphs in LA Opera’s Creative & Uplifting ‘Hansel and Gretel’
The holidays are in full swing, and Engelbert Humperdinck’s classic “Hansel and Gretel” has gloriously returned to the LA Opera stage at...
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6.2KArtsLA Opera’s “Rigoletto” Is a Tremendous Tale of Love, Intrigue, and Tragedy
The following review is based on the May 31st performance, which features Ambrogio Maestri, Adela Zaharia, and Michael Fabiano in principal roles....
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6.5KArtsLA Opera’s “Orpheus and Eurydice” Is a Dynamic Spectacle of Dance & Music
The following review is based on the March 15th performance. The LA Opera continues to surprise audiences by choosing to run productions...
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6.8KArtsLA to NY: Four of New York’s Finest Stage Shows This Season
During the holidays, or any other time of the year, there is a magical wonder about New York that permeates the air...
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6.2KArts“The Hubble Cantata,” an Operatically Cosmic Voyage, Comes to the Ford on Oct. 11th
Combining the past and the present, or the classical and the contemporary, into an attractive presentation takes a fine finesse, whereupon a...
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7.3KArtsLA 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...
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6.5KArts“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...
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7.0KArts“Gala Bel Canto” Brings Well-Deserved Attention to LA Children’s Chorus
On Friday, March 24th, at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel’s Crystal Ballroom in downtown LA, the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus (LACC), totalling 228...
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6.3KArtsLA 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...