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Curtain Up! Archive: March 2010
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Wolf Trap's “Bastianello” and “Lucrezia” sparkle
Hip, entertaining American mini-operas surprise and delight at the Barns Published March 28 2010
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Laughs and Letdowns in "Lisbon Traviata"
McNally trilogy's second stanza a mixed bag of fun and fustiness Published March 27 2010
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Washington National Opera’s Triumphant "Porgy and Bess"
Darker, deeper reprise of 2005 Zambello production adds new depth to an American classic Published March 21 2010
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Opera in the “Golden Age”
McNally’s riffs on Bellini & Co. both funny and ponderous Published March 21 2010
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Antares Glows Brightly at the Barns
Leading edge quartet glances back while forging ahead Published March 20 2010
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Eschenbach, NSO Show DC How Verdi’s Done
Memorable "Requiem" puts KenCen ensemble back on the musical map Published March 14 2010
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WAM! Amadeus Returns to H St. NE
In Series’ birthday boy Mozart (January 27) lives once again at the Atlas Published March 11 2010
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Eschenbach to Conduct Verdi "Requiem"
NSO Music Director Designate in first appearance here since appointment Published March 9 2010
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An Epic "War and Peace"
Prokofiev's massive operatic masterpiece a spectacular KenCen success Published March 8 2010
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A Delightful "Carmen" in the Suburbs
Bel Cantanti’s young stars show promise Published March 8 2010
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Mariinsky Week Continues at the KenCen
Russian opera company rocks (and occasionally rolls) with dash, panache and Netrebko, too at the Kennedy Center’s Opera House. Published March 7 2010
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Mariinsky’s Passionate “Boris”
Opera company musically superb but lacks back-office support Published March 3 2010
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Kennedy Center Announces 2010-2011 Season
Christoph Eschenbach to helm NSO; India and Mexico Festivals; Irish and Scottish theater treats Published March 3 2010
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Terry Ponick
Now writing on investing, politics, music, and theater for the Washington Times Communities, Terry was the longtime music and culture critic for the Washington Times (1994-2009).
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