Magic Flute News
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Joan Collins, the Sundance Film Festival and a new Jason Atherton restaurant are among Muse’s arts and leisure recommendations for London this weekend.
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An opinion poll of U.K. parents last year revealed that one in four found Grimm’s fairy tales too scary to be read to children.
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The challenge of how to make money from opera has taxed impresarios from the early 17th century until our time. One man is solving it in his own way.
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Who knew there was a sequel to “The Magic Flute?”
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Peter Brook is bowing out with a whimper, not a bang. “A Magic Flute (After Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ),” his new and possibly last production at the Bouffes du Nord in Paris, will appeal only to unconditional fans.
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There are more reeds, of the bamboo variety, than flutes and also precious little magic in Peter Brook’s fantasy-parched “A Magic Flute.”
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Ignorance is bliss, goes the old saying. Not at English National Opera , it isn’t.
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With ballet, fencing and buffoonery as well as the star tenor Jonas Kaufmann in a ghastly gold leopard-print suit, Richard Strauss’s opera “Ariadne auf Naxos” at the Salzburg Festival has something for everyone.
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Watch polar bears dance, three boys fly on a great bird and the wicked Queen of the Night get really riled up: “The vengeance of hell boils in my heart!”
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At a fundraiser for the Salzburg Festival last night, guests described the allure of the Austrian city where Mozart was born.
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