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There was a bit more drama than usual at the Royal Opera House earlier this week, when the Royal Opera’s head of music heroically stepped in mid‑performance during Puccini’s Turandot. French tenor ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Off-stage drama meant French tenor Roberto Alagna was unable to continue after the second act of Tuesday's performance of ...

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Anna Netrebko (Manon); Roberto Alagna (Des Grieux); Ain Anger (Count des Grieux); Adrian Eröd(Lescaut); Simina Ivan (Poussette); Sophie Marilley(Javotte); Juliette ...

To sit in a small room with Roberto Alagna and Elina Garanca is to be engulfed by operatic glamour. She is cool, blonde and stunningly beautiful and he‘s the ruggedly handsome half of one of opera’s ...

It’s almost 20 years since tenor Roberto Alagna burst onto the scene as an ardent Romeo in Gounod’s Romeo et Juiette at The Royal Opera and he’s been a regular visitor there ever since. In demand by ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Roberto Alagna says he always makes a point of stepping forward after a performance to shake hands with the prompter. Never has he had more reason than in his current run of "Manon ...

When French tenor Roberto Alagna replaced the ailing Rolando Villazón in Gounod’s “Roméo et Juliette,” the Associated Press declared Mr. Alagna a “triumph,” proving that a tenor in need is a tenor ...

A theatre boss -- still dressed in his everyday workwear of jumper and chinos -- stepped in mid-performance to make sure the show went on at London's Royal Opera house after its star tenor was taken ...

NEW YORK (AP) - Roberto Alagna says he always makes a point of stepping forward after a performance to shake hands with the prompter. Never has he had more reason than in his current run of "Manon ...