Georgia On My Mind: DF Reviews Infinite Life (for Parterre Box)
A beautiful, funny, disquieting study by an artist whose mastery of understatement is nonpareil.
A beautiful, funny, disquieting study by an artist whose mastery of understatement is nonpareil.
Cameron offers a loving tribute to James Jorden, Parterre Box’s founder and eternal force.
The writers of the Box and James’s friends are saddened to announce the death of the inimitable founder of Parterre Box.
Unholy Wars is most an opera when it is, with “Lascia ch’io pianga,” actually an opera.
In sum: not a perfect Simon Boccanegra—is there such a thing?—but a grand and often great one.
In 90 minutes, Rene Orth’s riveting work gives us everything we could want in a new opera.
The soprano arrived at Carnegie Hall on May 31 with something to prove.
Francois Girard’s Holländer sits on the Met’s cavernous stage as a dull gray mass.
Sharon’s reordering is the boldest aspect of his production, and for me it’s effective.
Doug Wright’s new biographical dramadey, seems at once intimately familiar with and entirely alien to its subject.