Joseph Bologne’s ‘The Anonymous Lover’ Is Surprisingly Unfunny in Philadelphia There's plenty here for the historically curious but not quite enough to make for a compelling comedic performance. By Gabrielle Ferrari
St. Thomas, Trinity Church, David Geffen and Carnegie Hall: The Many Ways to Handle ‘Messiah’ Four of the city’s best-known productions are remarkably different yet still deeply satisfying in their individual approaches to the perennial masterpiece. By Christopher Corwin
Bard SummerScape 2023 Welcomed Adventurous Operagoers With Beautiful Rarities Usually, there’s a connection between the summer’s pair of operas, but this year only a slight Tudor link arose. By Christopher Corwin
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