“Wake up, Wolfram!”: Extinction Rebellion Takes on Tannhäuser at the Met After the third interruption, Peter Gelb appeared in front of the golden curtain to offer his apologies and assert that the opera house would not let this stop the show. By Gabrielle Ferrari
The Met’s ‘Flying Dutchman’ Remains Shipwrecked Despite New Crew This dispiriting revival of François Girard's bland 'Der Fliegende Holländer' suggests the direct may be a one-shot wonder. By Christopher Corwin
In the Met’s New ‘Wozzeck,’ the Only Drama Is in the Music Yannick Nézet-Séguin's sleek conducting overshadows William Kentridge's cliché-ridden production in the Met's new 'Wozzeck.' By James Jorden