Sentence examples for show opera from inspiring English sources
So he conceived, wrote, composed and directed "Dennis Cleveland," a multimedia "talk show opera," a downtown success in its 1996 premiere at the Kitchen in New York.
PAGE C2 DINING OPERA SINGERS WHO DINE AS PART OF THE SHOW Opera, of all the art forms, is singularly associated with food, whether because of the appetites of well-girthed singers or the sensual pleasures celebrated in its rich ragout of music, emotion and stagecraft.
For every "Dennis Cleveland," the innovative television talk show opera by Mikel Rouse, there are five "Great Gatsbys": operas, that is, that follow the time-honored formula of constructing arias, ensembles and instrumental interludes around a conventional narrative and inflating the whole thing onto a suitably grand scale.
In the years to come, the LP would become the medium of choice for the "longhair" music niche of show, opera and classical performances.
For example, after the French revolution there was a period of time where women were allowed to show opera at the opera houses.
The Metropolitan Opera has canceled plans to offer performances through on-demand television, a rare miscalculation in its march to show operas on screens of all sizes.
Not a lot of theaters show operas by composers who are still alive.
The Rev. Leo McIlrath, the ecumenical chaplain at the Lutheran Home of Southbury, and others said the two were close and went to Broadway shows, opera and dinners together.
But as Ms. Queler's company has always shown, opera — even grand opera — is never really about the décor, at least not when you have her taste for excellent, fiercely committed singers.
John Berry, artistic director of the English National Opera, did just that when he told The Stage newspaper that he didn't much rate the trend for showing opera – and by extension other live performances – in cinemas.
Theater owners are also supplementing their food offerings by adding 3-D auditoriums, bringing in all-digital projection systems and offering broadcasts of Broadway shows, opera and baseball games.
