Considering the current deterioration of the epidemiologic situation, one would have never dreamed of being able to enjoy an opera alongside 15,000 ot...
Islander makes one statement clear almost from the top: white men are fragile. And sometimes there is no greater way to exhibit fragile masculinity an...
Unlike the more popular Charles Gounod version, Vincenzo Bellini's opera, recounting the woeful story of Juliet and her Romeo, has never before been p...
The acclaimed mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli, who has been the artistic director of the Salzburg Whitsun Festival since 2012, has presented this year...
The current production of Così fan Tutte at the 2020 Salzburg festival was already staged last year with some cuts to the original score in order to c...
The McKittrick Hotel has finally reopened its doors, and it is serving up something much needed: impeccable speakeasy vibes mixed with a healthy dose ...
A refreshing breeze drifts through the newly-reopened doors of the Delacorte Theater. The amphitheater seats are filling, and the warm stage lights li...
The first striking thing about coming to see a Congolese play directed by a Burkinabe artist and starring actors from all over Africa, at the Odeon Th...
For my first time going back to the theatre in months, I was in a good mood and hoping to see something that would make me escape reality for two hour...
Teibele and Her Demon first appeared in 1963 in the form of a short story by Isaac Bashevis Singer. It tells of a 33-year-old Jewish woman whose husba...
