Opera
All articles tagged "Opera"
Seattle Opera’s Animated Take on Mozart’s The Magic Flute Is Exquisite, Riveting, and Weird as Hell
You’ve Only Got a Few Chances to Catch This Full-Scale Opera Performed Alongside an Elaborate Hand-Drawn Animated Film
You’ve Only Got a Few Chances to Catch This Full-Scale Opera Performed Alongside an Elaborate Hand-Drawn Animated Film
Inhumane Clown Posse
Seattle Opera’s Pagliacci Is Still Full of Sad Singing Clowns, but This Time They’re a Little More Feminist
Fandom of the Opera
See Drag Queen Anita Spritzer Perform in One of Seattle’s Gayest Non-Gay Institutions Thursday
When Lusting for a Young Woman Doesn't Work, Write an Opera
How composer Leos Janacek's obsession with a 25-year-old woman (when he was in his 60s) renewed his creativity and inspired Katya Kabanova.
Wagner's Operas Saved My Uncle's Life and Reordered the Tectonics of His Psyche
He was a Painter Who Showed Me the Beauty and Dangers of Being an Other
The Opera, Elvis, and That
Which Changes Everything
In art, as in life, love doesn't pay the bills.
The Greatest of Failures
A bunch of anarchist-hearted artists set out to make an opera about WTO. What could possibly go wrong?
Gigantic Women
Fantasies About the Fairer Sex—Plus My Own Fantasy Opera
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