[Updated]
Here is the AP Review of the Met's new Romeo and Juliette, which was posted a couple of hours ago on the NY Times Website. It's remarkably accurate, though awfully restrained in its assessment of O'Flynn.
Update: And here is Tommasini's review, in which he says very little about anything.
Further Update: Using her powerful sleuthing capabilities, Sieglinde brilliantly decodes the Tommasini review!
Another one in: Variety reviewer Robert Hofler was having a better night than the rest of us.
2 comments:
yikes -- there is so little positive news about this production. perhaps i will see it when dessay has returned, but until then i will save my money.
you guys liked the "flying bed" (i guess it must be seen to be believed) -- but were there really giggles in the audience?
i did manage to purchase my ticket for the early-curtain rigoletto on dec 13. family circle. row j. :-(
i'll bring a white hankey to wave to you.
but just listening to sutherland's caro nome renews my excitement.
We will actually be at the Saturday Dec. 10th Rigoletto. Both are selling really well. I do love a packed house.
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