Seven American Tenors Offer an Insider’s Glimpse into Their Ascendancy These days, American tenors dominate the international opera scene as almost never before By Christopher Corwin
The Park Avenue Armory Welcomes Jonas Kaufmann Back to New York City Inspired by the Armory’s military past, Claus Guth conjures a compelling scenario in which an injured soldier relives consequential episodes of his life in the moments before his death. By Christopher Corwin
Fall Preview: So Much Is New This Season in the Worlds of Opera and Dance This fall is a great chance to see the present state of opera and dance—and perhaps its future, too. By David Cote
Double Diva: Renée Fleming and Sonya Yoncheva Perform at Carnegie Hall and the Met By Christopher Corwin
Nico Muhly Finds a Compelling Muse in the Met Opera’s ‘Marnie,’ but His Score Can’t Match Her Drama By James Jorden