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Descent Into Madness, With Cello Starring As Character From Gogol
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Met’s ‘Idomeneo’ Revival Displays Lasting Charm Of A Ponnelle Classic
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Opera ‘Hamlet’: Fewer Words, Words, Words; Yet Not To Be Missed
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Weimar-Era ‘Rigoletto’ Accents A Dark Tragedy With Luminous Singing
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Eclectic And Inventive ‘Eurydice’ Whisks Met To, Well, A New Place
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Met’s New Launch Of Wagner Classic Slow To Catch Sail
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DiDonato Sparkles In Voice And Style As Met’s Agrippina
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New Met ‘Wozzeck:’ Nightmare Descent Into Stark Madness
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December 28, 2019
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‘Akhnaten’ Makes Beguiling Impact In Vivid Met Debut
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Met’s New ‘Porgy’ Is Lavish, Stylized, Propulsive Staging
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Met ‘Ring’ Redux: Fresh Cast, Same Debated ‘Machine’
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Why ‘Tito’? Mozart Masterpiece Makes Rousing Comeback
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‘Adriana Lecouvreur’ (Or Cilea’s Comet) Blazes In Met Sky
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