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Roberto Alagna turns his back on the sinful glitz of the Met's 'Samson et Dalila'.

Even an Orgy Scene Can’t Save the Met Opera’s Dull Take on ‘Samson et Dalila’

Soprano Mikaela Bennett becomes B-movie diva Acquanetta. Or does she?

Prototype Festival Presents the Operas Major Companies Should Be Showing

By James Jorden
Diva Tosca (Sony Yoncheva) survives, but the opera 'Tosca' is DOA at the Met.

Metropolitan Opera’s ‘Tosca’ Makes Murder, Rape and Suicide a Snooze

By James Jorden
In 'La Calisto,' Emily Hughes and Adria Caffaro contemplate nymph-on-nymph action.

Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble Brings Sexual Confusion to East Village

By James Jorden
A Russian revolution inevitably ends in blood in the grand opera 'Dimitrij'.

In Opera, Upstate or in Brooklyn, There Will Be Blood

By James Jorden
Drug smuggler Carmen gets in trouble with the law in Heartbeat Opera's 'Carmen.'

Heartbeat Opera Remixes the Classics, With Mixed Results

By James Jorden
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By Ron Hart
Another Brick In The Wall

Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’ Finds Scary Modern Relevance as New Opera

By Jim Farber
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Uzo Aduba Defies Genre, and Expectations

By Dana Schwartz
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