George Steel News
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Red roses and gold trim decked the Waldorf Astoria ballroom last night at the Boston College Wall Street Council black-tie dinner, which raised $2.7 million for scholarships.
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In a protest as melodious as it was rueful, New York City Opera musicians and singers took to the sidewalk outside Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts to pan General Manager George Steel’s plan to vacate the David H. Koch Theater for an undisclosed location or locations.
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The only prop absent yesterday from the protests against the New York City Opera’s announcement of its 2011-2012 season was an inflatable gray rat.
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Unions representing New York City Opera singers and musicians said yesterday that they have lost confidence in artistic director and general manager George Steel.
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The New York City Opera renewed the contract of its general manager and artistic director, George Steel, as the company continued on its uncertain path into a diminished future.
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New York City Opera , which says it’s leaving its Lincoln Center home to save money, paid George Steel , general manager and artistic director, $407,560 in salary and benefits for 11 months of work in 2009.
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Imagine opera singers accompanied by Klezmer musicians, a rock and roll band or Yo-Yo Ma.
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The future of the New York City Opera at Lincoln Center didn’t seem to get much brighter yesterday.
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Unions representing New York City Opera singers and musicians petitioned New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman yesterday to block the company’s plan to leave Lincoln Center.
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In a popular opera about a clown and his traveling theater troupe, “I Pagliacci,” the sad-sack hero roams Calabria in a wagon, pitching up in provincial towns.
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