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Ralph Malachowski Jun 6, 2025
Mythopoesis as intrapsychic matrix
Don’t miss Nina Stemme’s final performance as Isolde with The Philadelphia Orchestra—June 8 is your last chance. Get your tickets now!
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Ralph Malachowski Mar 23, 2023
The wonderful, great, and questionable Lohengrin seen in Live in HD
The Met's new production of Lohengrin is a stunning post-apocalyptic take on Wagner's masterpiece, with brilliant performances by seasoned sopranos Tamara Wilson...
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Ralph Malachowski Sep 29, 2022
A rare and splendid Otello at Opera Philadelphia
Opera Philadelphia's Festival O22 now showcases Rossini's Otello at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia until October 2. It's a winner, and...
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Ralph Malachowski May 3, 2022
A rousing, although troubling, Rigoletto from Opera Philadelphia
Verdi's Rigoletto is now being presented by Opera Philadelphia at Philadelphia's Academy of Music until May 8. In short, the opera is...
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Ralph Malachowski Jan 27, 2022
Tales of two leaders from Opera Philadelphia
On January 21 and 23, Opera Philadelphia presented a double bill in Verizon Hall, Oedipus Rex by Igor Stravinsky and Lilacs by...
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Ralph Malachowski Mar 11, 2020
Opera Philadelphia’s presentation of the Verdi Requiem
On Sunday afternoon, February 2, 2020, Opera Philadelphia presented the second and last performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s Requiem. Opera Philadelphia last performed...
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Ralph Malachowski Mar 9, 2020
A witty, enjoyable Albert Herring from Curtis Opera Theatre
Benjamin Britten’s chamber opera Albert Herring was given a fine production by Curtis Opera Theatre on March 5, 2020, at the lovely,...
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Ralph Malachowski Feb 17, 2016
Out Jarrett Ott Steps In and Saves the Day for Opera Philadelphia
Openly gay Jarrett Ott has stepped in for the indisposed Nathan Gunn, thereby creating a sensation in the opera world.
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