The New York Times

Review: A Cozy ‘Arabella’ Returns to the Met Opera

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The latest revival of Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s final opera was a night of promising debuts and mixed success. By Joshua Barone The ...
BroadwayWorld

Review: Strauss’s ARABELLA Has the Music and the Singers—and Old Vienna—at the Met

After such notable works as ELEKTRA, DER ROSENKAVALIER, ARIADNE AUF NAXOS and DIE FRAU OHNE SCHATTEN, et al., ARABELLA, currently being revived in style at the Met, was the last of the collaborations ...
Observer

Opera Traditionalists Will Adore the Met’s Opulent 1980s ‘Arabella’

Evan LeRoy Johnson, Julie Roset, Ben Brady and Ricardo José Rivera as Count Elemer, Fiakermilli, Count Lamoral and Count Dominick. Photo: Marty Sohl/Met Opera In the first act, Strauss, who relished ...
BBC

Strauss's Arabella

Richard Strauss's operatic depiction of the trials and tribulations of the landed gentry in 19th-century Vienna, as well as one noblewoman's search for authentic love. Show more From the New York ...