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  • La Boheme - Puccini (LIVE)
  • Opened March 13, 2012 | Runtime:2 hr 50 min
  • NR
  • A warm coat, a glowing fire, a true friend, a lover’s kiss – La Boheme is the most romantic opera ever written. Puccini’s beloved melodies perfectly convey the heartbreak and passion of young, poor, Parisian artists falling in love. Let La Boheme Read More
  • Genres: Concert/Special Events

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  • Must Go!

    Fully Satisfying- sometimes Spectacular

    by jplnc

    I am not a dyed in the wool opera fan, but rather a fan of live musical theater. With that said, this production fuly met all my hopes and expectations.

    The sense of being at a live performance in a beautiful venue was great, from the audience shots to the sweat on the tenor's brow. You are there!

    The audio was excellent. Good sense of direction, good balance between the orchestra, soloists and chorus. Could not ask for better.

    Perhaps the most astonishing technical aspect was the "onstage" scene change in the first act from Mimi and Rudolpho's spotlighted duet on a dark stage, to, with literally a flash of a street photographer's camera, to a fully populated strreet scene outside the Momus Cafe, in freeze frame, with jugglers, high wire, stilt walkers, geese and duck and chicks for all I know! And as an encore to that, the "Cafe" part of the set slides further onstage as the crowd all forces its way inside for Musetta's big number.

    A real treat. GO!

  • Go

    great singing, fantastic staging

    When Rudolpho hauled out his typewriter, i knew that we were no longer in the 1830s, and at the end of Act II, the principals rode off in a classy touring car, the time lurched forward to the 1920s, but generally it seemed that we were somewhere in the 1890s, not so far from when the music was composed. Certainly it was a presentation with lots of movement, from the clowning of Rudopho's pals, to the "street artists" of Act II, and even the drunks and passers by in Act III - there was almost always something happening.At times the subtitles were lost [fell off the bottom of the screen], and at other times misplaced [in the Act III quartet, text of the fighting couple was superimposed on the reconciling couple]. Musically it was a treat; great voices. Vargas was superb!

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