Acclaimed artist William Kentridge directed and designed this visually dazzling Met premiere production of Shostakovich’s satirical opera, adapted from the classic short story by Nikolai Gogol. Baritone Paulo Szot leads the cast as Kovalyov, the hapless bureaucrat whose nose has mysteriously gone missing. Alexander Lewis and Andrey Popov co-star, and Pavel Smelkov conducts.
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This deliciously dark take on the beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tale, appealing to audiences of all ages, was part of the Met’s popular English-language holiday series.
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This John Dexter production, designed by Desmond Heeley, was a parting gift to the great American soprano Beverly Sills, who bid farewell to the Met as Norina, the smart young widow at the center of Donizetti’s comedy.
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Stephen Wadsworth’s production of Mussorgsky’s epic masterpiece brilliantly captures the suffering and ambition of the Russian people at a critical time in their nation’s history.
Radiant mezzo-soprano Susan Graham and dashing Italian tenor Marcello Giordani are unlucky lovers in La Damnation de Faust, Hector Berlioz’s classic take on dancing with the devil.
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The Nose - Searching for Blamage Trailer
by Paul Rigter Netherlands 2013 52'30''
The Nose trailer (The Royal Opera)
Award winning director Barrie Kosky makes his Royal Opera debut with a new staging of Shostakovich's anarchic satire. Conducted by Ingo Metzmacher and ...
On the Nose (Trailer)
Directed by David Caffrey. Written by Tony Philpott. Original Music by James Jandrisch . Cast: Brenda Blethyn Robbie Coltrane Dan Aykroyd. Year: 2001.
The Nose- Official Trailer
A man takes things too seriously and believes his nose was actually stolen when he was a child. No this is not a real movie just an idea we had here at ...
The Nose - Searching for Blamage
The Nose - Searching for Blamage Paul Rigter Netherlands 2013.
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