New York Classical Review · Oct 10, 2026
“Mkhitaryan is a soulful, raven-haired Mimì, her dark-hued voice filling Puccini’s soaring vocal lines with ease and emotion.”
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New York Classical Review · Oct 10, 2026
“Mkhitaryan is a soulful, raven-haired Mimì, her dark-hued voice filling Puccini’s soaring vocal lines with ease and emotion.”
Seen and Heard International · Sep 27, 2026
“The test of any La bohème is whether it brings a tear to your eye. This one did.”
New York Classical Review · Sep 24, 2026
“His reading was light, airy, and graceful—at times at odds with the antics onstage but mostly rewarding.”
New York Classical Review · Sep 23, 2026
“Nézet-Séguin led a richly detailed, passion-fueled account of the score.”
New York Classical Review · Apr 21, 2026
“The Lithuanian soprano met all expectations in a riveting performance in which Grigorian’s vaunted dramatic skills were fully evident.”
Seen and Heard International · Dec 5, 2025
“Kwamé Ryan led a perfectly paced performance that crackled with energy and churned with emotion.”
New York Classical Review · Nov 25, 2025
“Umberto Giordano's tragedy requires three singers with the vocal chops and dramatic instincts to deliver its soaring vocal lines and seething passions. The Met has assembled such a cast, and with Daniele Rustioni in the pit, the audience was swept up in a riveting performance of Giordano’s most enduring creation.”
New York Classical Review · Oct 22, 2025
“Puccini’s melodies soared, and prayers were sung above a perfectly balanced and paced performance laden with emotion.”