The Met’s Mundane ‘Aida’ Pales Next to Munich’s Sizzling ‘La Favorite’ Audiences flock to 'Aida' whether it’s done well or not, so there’s no motivation for the Met to make anything special. And they did not. By James Jorden
Opera Orchestra of New York Flubs Latest Experiment Opera Orchestra of New York--known for obscure, one-off operas--really dropped the ball this time. By James Jorden
The Met’s Curious History of Failing to Fire Lackluster Opera Directors The Met's production of 'Roberto Devereux' is just the latest reminder of the institution's rough history of using flailing opera directors. By James Jorden