Opera with Opera News January 2025 PREVIEW

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March 2025

Next month in Opera with Opera News…

We interview the bass Ryan Speedo Green as he prepares to sing in Heggie’s Moby-Dick at the Met

Jack Sullivan looks at how novels by the great American writers have reached the operatic stage

A unique Italian city: John-Pierre Joyce profiles Trieste’s Teatro Verdi

The conductor György Vashegyi talks to Brian Robins ahead of his latest release on Bru Zane, Psyché by Ambroise Thomas

Our rising star is the mezzo-soprano Molly Barker, who sings in Opera North’s Fliegende Holländer this monthOur rising star is the bass William Guanbo Su, who sings Colline in the Dallas Opera’s La Bohème this month

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A born opera composer

February 2024 / Reviews

La Bohème

Mimì died with pain-free elegance in this revival of the Royal Opera’s La Bohème. Angela Gheorghiu languished gracefully until, on cue, the muff fell from her fingers and she was gone.

April 2023 / Reviews

Cairo Opera Company Gala

The 30 singers that constitute the Cairo Opera Company take the stage in most of the operas performed here, alongside guest singers, who appear in many main roles. This, however, was not the case with the performances that took place on three consecutive evenings in March (7 to 9). Under the title ‘Excerpts from Famous Operas’, the evening featured 15 Egyptian singers performing arias from Die Zauberflöte and Il trovatore and the first act of Tosca.

October 2024 / Articles

KEEP ON MOVING

Beethoven’s Fidelio, which opens Washington National Opera’s 2024-5 season, has significance for Francesca Zambello, the company’s artistic director.

September 2024 / Articles

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