Jules Massenet’s “Cendrillon” — that’s “Cinderella” in French — has beautiful melodies that delightfully conjure up longing, hope and love. Opera Orlando conjures up its own magic with its staging, ...

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Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Opera Orlando is presenting a fairy tale classic, Jules Massenet’s Cendrillon ...

As apart of her doctoral degree in music, ASU student Lauren Berman is directing her take on the operetta “Cendrillon” created by Pauline Viardot to highlight the talent of undergraduates and put ...

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The LSU Opera's Turner-Fischer Center's final performance of "Cendrillon," Jules Massenet's humorous "Cinderella," will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13, in the Shaver Theatre, LSU Music and Dramatic Art ...

Lindsay Ohse is ready for her slipper. The Grammy-winning soprano will relive the greatest footwear fiasco in fairy tales when she plays the title role in Opera Orlando’s “Cendrillon.” That’s the ...

The story of Cinderella courses through the arts, but rarely more bewitchingly than in Jules Massenet’s opera “Cendrillon.” Its elves, sprites and Fairy Godmother weave their spells through the magic ...

For the first time ever, The Royal Opera presents the story of Cinderella as told in Massenet's opera Cendrillon. The production is by Laurent Pelly. Joyce DiDonato takes the title role, with Alice ...

The Cendrillon of Maltese-born honorary Parisian Nicolas Isouard, aka Nicolò, clearly had its day after the 1810 premiere, but it was eclipsed by Rossini's La Cenerentola coming along seven years ...

The Cendrillon of Maltese-born honorary Parisian Nicolas Isouard, aka Nicolò, clearly had its day after the 1810 premiere, but it was eclipsed by Rossini's La Cenerentola coming along seven years ...