Right on the Money
SFO and SFCMF wrap up their seasons on high notes
Singing Strings
The Chamber Music Festival’s opening week doesn’t disappoint
Hell is Other Operas
SFO’s Hoffmann delivers a devilishly good spectacle
A Perfect Debut
Pianist Inon Barnatan presents a riveting performance
A Night at the Cinema
The opera noir adaptation of The Letter is deft and entertaining
Worlds Within Words
Theaterwork realizes the works and lives of four women poets
L’Amour to La Morte
Natalie Dessay shines in SFO’s La Traviata
Das Musik
SFCMF’s exceptions are as good as the rule
Thank Heaven
SFO persists to take risks, thanks to its new-music policy
Do It for Dvorák
Amid a mixed week, a trio takes the lead.
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Wednesday, August 22,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
Read It: Burn the Man
Not everyone can go this year...
Wednesday, August 22,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
See It: From Auditorium to Theater
Ups and downs with the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival.
Wednesday, August 15,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
Performing Arts / Books: August 15-21
***image1***The Museum of New Mexico Press hosts book signings in conjunction with Indian Market; tapas and opera; the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival; Apprentice Scenes at the Santa Fe Opera;
Wednesday, August 15,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
See It: Drum Circle
***image1***The opening concert of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival�s two-part World Music Percussion Festival presents Dallas-based percussion group, D�Drum performing Balinese occasiona
Wednesday, August 8,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
Performing Arts / Books: August 8-14
***image3***Jan Marquart presents a workshop titled "Write to Heal"; former Santa Fean and current New Yorker Leslie Satin presents two
dance pieces at the Railyard Performance Center; the annual
Wednesday, August 1,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
Performing Arts / Books: August 1-7
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Seth Kunin lectures on a murky aspect of Southwest history in a talk titled "Crypto-Jewish Identity in New Mexico"; flamenco legend MarìÂa Benitez returns with part two of a producti
Seth Kunin lectures on a murky aspect of Southwest history in a talk titled "Crypto-Jewish Identity in New Mexico"; flamenco legend MarìÂa Benitez returns with part two of a producti
Wednesday, August 1,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
See It: Fairy Tale Frogs
***image2***Shouldn't we leave the opera house better able to understand
ourselves, prepared to lead a finer, nobler life? Nope. Not if this
crazy salad of a show has anything to say about it. Go for
Wednesday, August 1,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
See It: Child’s Play
***image2***The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival's kid-friendly, four-ring circus of
a program at St. Francis Auditorium on July 29, HK Gruber's madcap minor masterpiece of dark
whimsy, his
Wednesday, July 25,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
Performing Arts/ Books: July 25-31
***image2***BOOKS: Local publisher Sunstone Press celebrates its 35th anniversary. DANCE: Flamenco legend and local and
Wednesday, July 25,2007
Theater & Stage Reviews
Theater & Stage Reviews
See It: Opera’s Cup of Tea
***image2***An organic opera makes a muted splash at its American premiere. In Tea: A Mirror of Soul, now playing in it
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