In the Met’s ‘La Clemenza di Tito,’ Politics Turn Personal—and Passionate
Two Sopranos Take the Spotlight in Wagner’s Epic ‘Die Walküre’ at the Met
Tenor Gregory Kunde Proves a Hero in Every Sense of the Word in the Met’s ‘Samson’
On Stage and Off, the Met’s ‘Das Rheingold’ Tells a Story of Doom From the Start
The Met Revives Wagner’s Majestic ‘Ring’ Operas With Changes to Its Contentious Set
The Met’s Dazzling 2019-2020 Season Will Make Opera Impossible to Resist
A Donizetti Rom-Com Fizzes; A Mozart Tragedy Flops at the Met Opera
Soprano Aprile Millo Is a Case Study in Star Quality
The Met’s Double Bill of ‘Iolanta’ and ‘Bluebeard’s Castle’ Proves Opera’s Potential to Terrify
