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Tag Archives: Rusalka
“It’s not a Cinderella story”: Kristine Opolais on returning to Rusalka
Interview: Kristine Opolais Martin Kušej’s controversial Munich production of Rusalka – to which you return in June – was seen as a breakthrough role for you in terms of international recognition. What are the challenges in that particular staging? Martin … Continue reading
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Tagged Kristine Opolais, Madama Butterfly, Metropolitan Opera, Rusalka
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The Met’s gorgeous Rusalka doesn’t probe the murky depths
Dvořák: Rusalka *** Metropolitan Opera, 8th February 2014 I’ve an inkling this production of Dvořák’s Rusalka at the Metropolitan Opera is the sort we’re supposed to shake our heads and sneer at. Sumptuously costumed and featuring handsome, realistic sets, Otto … Continue reading
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Tagged Dísella Làrusdóttir, Dolora Zajick, Dvořák, Emily Magee, John Relyea, Laurie Feldman, Maya Lahyani, Metropolitan Opera, Otto Schenk, Piotr Beczała, Renée Fleming, Renée Tatum, Rusalka, Yannick Nézet-Séguin
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Eyes wide open: a shocker of a Rusalka at the Royal Opera
Dvořák: Rusalka ** The Royal Opera, 27th February 2012 Rusalka is simply too good an opera to have waited until 2012 for its first staging by The Royal Opera. Dvořák’s fairy tale about the water nymph who falls in love … Continue reading