Carmen, the world's most performed opera, is reinvented by ballet artist Julien Lestel in an original, feminist adaptation.
As the fate motif sounds in the orchestra at the end of the Prelude to Georges Bizet’s “Carmen,” the curtain — in San Francisco Opera’s current revival of director Francesca Zambello’s production — ...
“The music is wonderful ... Don’t miss this opportunity to see this wonderful opera.” Virginia Opera’s “Carmen” plays Nov. 22 and 24 at the Dominion Energy Center, 600 E.
Carmen is not only a poor woman in a rich ... There simply isn’t a dud bar of music in the entire opera. It’s hard to say how feminist an opera can really be when its heroine is brutally ...
Opera directors like to reimagine the classics. Take Georges Bizet’s “Carmen,” which San Francisco Opera opened on Wednesday.
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Because if there’s elevator music in heaven ... Lisa Marie Rogali as Carmen and the Virginia Opera cast. (Dave Pearson Photography) Here you get a production good enough to wake poor Bizet ...