Showing posts with label Kathleen Kim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kathleen Kim. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

MET Sirius XM Radio Tonight: "Rigoletto"

Listen to the Metropolitan Opera perform Verdi's Rigoletto live tonight at 8:00 PM EST on Sirius XM radio. Intermission guests: Kathleen Kim and Eva-Maria Westbroek.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Boston Lyric Opera Scores with Händel's "Agripinna"

Caroline Worra in the title role with Christian Van Horn
as the Roman emperor Claudio
"The aria [“Voi che udite il mio lamento"] was particularly moving on Friday, thanks to the pure-voiced and uncommonly sensitive singing of the young countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo as Ottone. He was well-matched by his Poppea, the impressive Kathleen Kim, who acted vividly and sang with a nimble, clear, gleaming soprano. David Trudgen sang well as Nerone, even if one could imagine additional dimensions to his man-boy conception of the role. Christian Van Horn was a vibrant Claudio, by turns a chest-baring lothario and moralizing sovereign. Jose Alvarez, David McFerrin, and David M. Cushing rounded out this cast. And in the title role, Caroline Worra was vocally and dramatically commanding as a freewheeling Agrippina, crazed with blind ambition for her son yet not without her own sympathetic vulnerabilities." [Source]