Mozart's comedy of sex and class struggle returns to the Met stage.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
Look, this is just a good opera. In fact it's one of the best. Mozart's Figaro is a four-act, four-hour feast of the composer's best and most memorable tunes, and a story that features one memorable day in a very peculiar household. This run offers a new cast in the Met's production by Sir Richard Eyre, which opened the 2014 season.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
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| Isabel Leonard (center) stars as Cherubino in the Met's revival of Le Nozze di Figaro. Photo by Ken Howard © 2014 The Metropolitan Opera. |
