Davidson on New York City Opera’s Pivotal, Newly Announced Season
This short-order season is a taut demonstration of what's made this company so indispensable.
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This short-order season is a taut demonstration of what's made this company so indispensable.
Steel's official start date may be February 1, but he's not wasting any time in Dallas.
The announcement could come as early as this evening, two sources with insider knowledge of the situation told Vulture today.
A former executive director of NYCO says the embattled company will appoint George Steel, the former director of Columbia University's Miller Theater, to the position.
A former high-ranking staff member says declaring bankruptcy is 'a real possibility and perhaps a good option.'
The controversy-loving impresario, who was to have taken over next September, has backed out, leaving the company’s future in a haze and its planning in disarray.
The composer has been tapped to score an opera based on a book that portrays Walt Disney as a racist.
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