The Met’s ‘I Puritani’ and the Tension Between Historical Realism and Operatic Fantasy The English Civil War provides obstacles to Bellini's lovers, but instead of amping up the drama, the additional history knocks it off-kilter. By Gabrielle Ferrari
The Met’s Crowd-Pleasing ‘Andrea Chénier’ Is Marred By Miscast Lovers The opera house's current revival, its first in nearly a dozen years, features an attractive, HD-ready cast that only sporadically rises to the occasion. By Christopher Corwin
Five Pieces That Quietly Stole the Show at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 The strongest presentations feel almost allergic to hype, with tightly edited selections that reward close looking. By Dan Duray
Teatro Nuovo Revives a Forgotten Bel Canto Opera by a Woman Composer for the First Time in Nearly 200 Years By Christopher Corwin