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Reviews | 29 March 2024 |
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FedoraMetropolitan OperaNo. of reviews: 15 |
Sparks flew at the Metropolitan Opera as Chiara Isotton took over the title role |
31 Jan 23 / parterre box |
Fedora: not the hat – the scintillating opera |
28 Jan 23 / Reaction |
Potente uitvoering van Fedora live in HD |
18 Jan 23 / Place de l'Opera |
Yoncheva y Beczala se coronan en el Met con «Fedora» |
17 Jan 23 / Opera World (Spanish) |
Thanks to Yoncheva and Beczała at the Met, Fedora was worth seeing once but never again |
17 Jan 23 / Seen and Heard |
En direct de New-York: la somptueuse Fedora de Sonya Yoncheva |
17 Jan 23 / Forum Opéra |
Sonya Yoncheva est Fedora en direct du Metropolitan Opera |
17 Jan 23 / Olyrix |
Sonya Yoncheva and Piotr Beczala shine in McVicar’s latest production |
6 Jan 23 / OperaWire |
Guilty pleasures: Yoncheva and Beczała star in a new Fedora at the Met |
6 Jan 23 / Bachtrack |
The Met’s new Fedora is almost luxe, almost enough |
6 Jan 23 / Vulture |
The Met’s lively ‘Fedora’ leads it out of a dismal month |
5 Jan 23 / New York Observer |
Poison of interest |
3 Jan 23 / parterre box |
The Met Opera found an audience for ‘Fedora.’ For now. |
2 Jan 23 / New York Times |
“Fedora” returns to Met after 25 years in a sumptuous, richly sung production |
2 Jan 23 / Classical Review |
Met audience tips its hat to Fedora on New Year's Eve |
2 Jan 23 / Broadway World |
associated articles [+]
Love or abhor this opera “Fedora” is endowed with a richly fascinating cultural history unknown to most in the English-speaking world, as the source materials have neither been translated nor gathered in one place.
Ein Rollendebüt an der Metropolitan Opera in New York steht für den polnischen Tenor Piotr Beczała an: Er singt erstmals den Grafen Loris in Umberto Giordanos Oper "Fedora".
The show's director David McVicar on why the melodrama is an opportunity for "the leading lady to chew the scenery up.”
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