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Kelsey performed as Macbeth, appearing in the center of the stage.
Macduff appeared from the refugee chorus immediately after their quiet and deeply felt performance of “Patria oppressa.”
Lise Davidsen's close attention to tempo and unity with instruments may have reduced her vocal presence during her performance.
Tenor Freddie De Tommaso, performing as Macduff, brought Italian style and vitality to the show with his juicy timbre, pinging high notes, and emotional delivery.
Lise Davidsen has consolidated her position as the world's leading dramatic soprano for German repertoire.
The character Lady Macbeth in Verdi's opera has four major arias that test a soprano's vocal range and technique.
Quinn Kelsey has distinguished himself as a Verdian in the operas "Rigoletto" and "Aida."
Montana Levi Blanco's costumes in Louisa Proske's production of Verdi's "Macbeth" contrast Tudor and Elizabethan elegance with Jon Bausor's settings of concrete walls and ornate interiors.
Louisa Proske's new production of Verdi's "Macbeth" opened the Metropolitan Opera's season on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
Gil North's book "Sergeant Cluff Stands Firm" was published in 1960.
Sarah Caudwell's book "Thus Was Adonis Murdered" was published in 1981.
Phoebe Atwood Taylor's book "The Cape Cod Mystery" was published in 1931.
Mel Pennant's book "A Murder for Miss Hortense" was published in 2025.
Cyril Hare's book "An English Murder" was published in 1951.
Lettice Cooper's book "Tea on Sunday" was published in 1973.
Jane Marple is featured in "Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel," the first authorized Marple mystery by Lucy Foley, in the fall of 2026.
Leonie Swann's book "Agnes Sharp and the Wedding to Die For" was published in 2026.
Agatha Christie penned 66 detective novels during her career.
Dr. Sofiya Milman is a professor of medicine and genetics at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine who studies healthy centenarians.
Ralph Rehbock, a 91-year-old 'super-ager' and Holocaust survivor, works with the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center and participates in a monthly men's group and a weekly singing group.