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How a Coloratura Soprano Saved the Met
Mar 20th 2010 – 10:05PM
Metropolitan Opera
(March 20) -- Two weeks ago, the Metropolitan Opera in New York found itself in a predicament. Ten days before the opening night of "Hamlet," a French opera that had not been performed there for 103 years, the production had no soprano. Natalie Dessay, who was scheduled to perform, had fallen sick and had to...
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