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All posts tagged
opera
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September 13, 2019My Failed Squirrel Operetta
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July 24, 2019Libretto for a Fantasia Sung By a Family In Cranford, New Jersey
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September 21, 2018Insider Tips for Metropolitan Opera First Timers
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January 3, 2018How to Survive to the End If You Find Yourself in an Opera
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July 30, 2012The One Minute, Non-Musical, La Bohème for One or More Actors
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September 10, 2010Sunday Comic Opera
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January 26, 2009Dispatches From the Napoleonic Wars at the Met: Dispatch 12: A Farewell to Arms (and a Secret Love Revealed)
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December 1, 2008Dispatches From the Napoleonic Wars at the Met: Dispatch 11: Spies Everywhere
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October 20, 2008Dispatches From the Napoleonic Wars at the Met: Dispatch 10: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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August 22, 2008Dispatches From the Napoleonic Wars at the Met: Dispatch 9: Half as Long as War and Peace and Only Twice as Funny (or Vice Versa)
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