Sentence examples for operatic place from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, the only thing to put great literature in its operatic place is better composers.
But tucked away adjacent to the stadium-style seating is Bregenz's festival house, a sleek modern theater of traditional size, where a quite different brand of operatic entertainment takes place.
Fabri had also worked extensively for Handel in London, singing several operatic roles that placed a premium on agility, grace and flourish.
If no benefactor turns up, Gilmanton — the model for the town in the soap-operatic novel "Peyton Place" in the 1950s — could have another drama on its hands.
Philpott beat Star Entertainment's Cathy Burke's operatic efforts into second place.
The play, John Patrick Shanley's 1988 operatic comic romance, takes place in various settings, including a luncheonette and a woman's backyard.
Harlem has become a place of operatic jack hammers, of deep pits of shuffled earth, of brownstones embraced by orthodontic scaffolds, of yellow hard hats.
Every whimsical coloratura flourish of this transcendently silly, gloriously pretty operatic spoof was in place, and the performance won her a spontaneous standing ovation.
Silent Opera's latest production, Live/Revive/Lament, is a trio of short operatic installations that take place in three different performance spaces.
After limboing under girders and ladders – health and safety take a distant second place to operatic ambitions at Longborough – I see where the brass players will play for Die Walküre, deep in the bowels of the Cotswolds earth.
'WOYZECK' -- Alban Berg's "Wozzeck" suits Georg Büchner's haunting drama so uncannily well that it is hard to imagine other music or another operatic treatment in its place.
