FAUST | Théâtre National de l’Opéra-Comique
But a ghost is not a corpse (...). It is a living being. Only its body stems from the soul:...
But a ghost is not a corpse (...). It is a living being. Only its body stems from the soul:...
How is it possible to let this happen? How can I maintain any critical subjectivity after witnessing such a disastrous...
On June 18, 2025, the Opéra de Lyon offered up a refreshingly original and engaging version of Cosi fan tutte that charmed...
Il Matrimonio Segreto by Domenico Cimarosa was performed for the first time at the Burgtheater in Vienna on February 7,...
Back at the Opéra Bastille, Massenet’s Manon made its return in a revival that had originally promised a dual cast...
On this warm Parisian evening, Opéra de Paris brought back Damiano Michieletto’s visually striking and brilliantly clever production, and it’s...
Rossini’s Semiramide is a rare gem on today’s opera stages, so first off: hats off to the Opéra de Rouen...
Among the pinnacles of the verismo repertoire, Andrea Chénier holds a special place — and, as always with Giordano, it...
If you know a little about what I do, first of all, and after reading the rest of this article,...
It is a fragile but essential balance that La Traviata always demands: between the luminous lightness of its melodic flights...
Another Rigoletto? Yes. Still exciting? Absolutely. I’ve stopped counting how many Rigolettos I’ve seen this year — and yet, each...
Some evenings become unforgettable before they even begin — and Thursday night in Piacenza was one of them. For the...
On May 17th, in the intimacy of the Royal Chapel at the Château de Versailles, Charpentier’s David et Jonathas came...