Adolescent Angst Vibrates Through the Indy Operas ‘Chunky in Heat’ and ‘As One’
Summer Opera Is About to Get Unseasonably Hot in New York City and Beyond
The Met’s ‘Dialogues des Carmélites’ Makes a Case for the Radical Power of Faith
A Vigorous ‘Götterdämmerung’ Completes the Met’s ‘Ring’—Despite Robert Lepage’s Staging
A Hero Has Arrived to Redeem the Met Opera’s ‘Ring Cycle’
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
