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| Los Angeles Opera | | | A new Cinderella at Los Angeles Opera makes an impression |
| 'Cenerentola' effervesces at L.A. Opera |
| With Cinderella, a fairy tale opera |
| Los Angeles Opera's 'Cinderella' is a marvelously perfect show, rats and all |
| Rossini’s Cinderella casts enchanting spell on LA |
| 'Cinderella's' many rewards |
| What’s on display at LA Opera lacks romance and magic, much less genuine wit and charm |
| A musical, visual, and comedic delight |
| Der Fliegende Holländer |
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| Los Angeles Opera | | | L.A. Opera's 'Flying Dutchman' back in action |
| A Los Angeles, débuts fracassants, in loco, de Matos et Tomasson |
| The forceful discipline of James Conlon and the orchestra created wave after wave of sonic beauty |
| Ghostly "Dutchman" flies to Music Center |
| The Dutchman sails into town |
| 'The Flying Dutchman' is long, but the music is worth every minute |
| Drama - both on stage and off - at the opera's opening night |
| An entertaining but perplexing staging of The Flying Dutchman |
| 'The Flying Dutchman' is earthbound on opening night |
| The production is stylish but wanting, the music proficiently handled |
| Madama Butterfly |
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| Los Angeles Opera | | | Toned down and tuned up |
| While Ms. Dyka can sing beautifully, fragile she isn’t |
| A 'Butterfly' done up right |
| Sparkling, fresh new “Butterfly” alights at Los Angeles Opera |
| A back-to-basics "Butterfly" |
| Soprano Oksana Dyka soars as 'Madame Butterfly,' but she's no child bride |
| L.A. Opera's 'Madame Butterfly' is no young child bride, but soprano Oksana Dyka is worthy of the role |
| The production, borrowed from San Francisco Opera, is simple and stylish |
| A lesser 'Madame Butterfly' |
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| Los Angeles Opera | | | This lucid, straightforward production admirably lets this classic speak for itself |
| The cast is quite strong in this up-close version of the opera |
| A dandy Don at L.A. Opera |
| Music Center season begins with a busy calendar |
| 'Don Giovanni' back in town and on the prowl at LA Opera |
| A musical triumph; too bad about the boring sets |
| L.A. Opera's 'Don Giovanni' upholds tradition expertly |
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L.A. Opera will receive $4.3 million for young-artists program | | Los Angeles Opera is receiving $4.3 million in new gifts for its young-artists program. The money is coming from the Colburn Foundation and Eugene and Marilyn Stein. |
Jay Hunter Morris stepping into 'Flying Dutchman' at L.A. Opera | | The title sea vessel in Los Angeles Opera's production of "The Flying Dutchman" by Richard Wagner is starting to resemble a beleaguered Carnival Cruise ship thanks to a series of unfortunate passenger illnesses |
L.A. Opera drama | | In minutes, Julie Makerov steps into lead role in L.A. Opera's The Flying Dutchman |
The Flying Dutchman in L.A. a high for international opera stars | | Soprano Elisabete Matos and baritone Tomas Tomasson voice excitement in making their Los Angeles debut in the L.A. Opera's 'The Flying Dutchman.' |
James Conlon plans to stay at the LA Opera through 2018 | | The 62-year-old conductor has renewed his contract with the Los Angeles Opera for five more years, and will remain music director at least through the end of the 2017-18 season. |
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5 Apr 13 / Los Angeles Times
