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WNO’s Princess Eboli: Jamie Barton
• March 12, 2018
In Verdi’s “Don Carlo,” which runs through March 17 at the Kennedy Center, Barton holds her own with a high-powered cast and high-profile characters.
2 Powerful Operas: ‘Maria di Rohan’ and ‘Don Carlo’
• February 15, 2018
Washington Concert Opera presents Donizetti’s “Maria di Rohan” on Feb. 18; Washington National Opera follows with Verdi’s “Don Carlo” from March 3 to 17.
Weekend Round Up January 18, 2018
• January 18, 2018
This weekend, the ’20s will roar again at the Woodrow Wilson House, the National Gallery will showcase a Renaissance band and the convention center will turn into Vacation Central.
DC Artswatch Dec. 6, 2017
• December 6, 2017
Compiled by Richard Selden European Union Film Showcase The European Union Film Showcase, now in its 30th year, continues through Dec. 20 at the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center […]
A Chat With Mezzo-Soprano Elizabeth DeShong
• November 9, 2017
DeShong — the words “important” and “rising star” keep appearing in her notices — is currently playing the “pants” or “trouser” role of the heroic knight Ruggiero in Washington National Opera’s first-ever production of Handel’s “Alcina.”
A Modern ‘Aida’
• September 14, 2017
This production, directed with verve by Francesca Zambello, and conducted with a deft feel for the emotional content of Verdi’s music by Evan Rogister, creates a buzz of its own.
