Moral Complexity at Met
Moral Complexity at the Met: Jeanine Tesori’s Grounded
J.D.: One reason is the basic structure of the opera, which is fairly classic: the heroic woman who could have accomplished so much but is derailed by sex. Then she complains a lot until she does something self-sacrificing and out of bounds. S.H.: That’s fascinating! J.D.: A nice way of saying “That’s wrong!”
Jeanine Tesori becomes first woman composer to open Met Opera season with reworked `Grounded’
Jeanine Tesori becomes the first woman composer to open a season in the Metropolitan Opera’s 141-year history when a revised “Grounded” starring mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo is featured at Monday night’s gala.
The most luminous cadence in Grounded comes when the chorus sings “Boom” as a missile from a Reaper drone obliterates its ...
Jeanine Tesori and George Brant’s bloodless “Grounded,” about a fighter pilot turned dissociating drone operator, stars the ...
Jeanine Tesori will become the first woman composer to open the season for the Metropolitan Opera in its 141-year history.
Jeanine Tesori, the Tony-winning composer behind Fun Home and Kimberly Akimbo, wrote the score with D’Angelo in mind after an ...
The Metropolitan Opera kicked off the season with a lavish gala attended by Edie Falco, Patricia Clarkson, Peter Dinklage and ...
Opening-night celebrations at the New York Philharmonic and the Metropolitan Opera drew a crowd of celebrities, ...
"We were honored to be included in this opening night!" Amurri captioned Instagram photos of herself in the black Donna Karan ...
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