199 reactions · 14 shares | Love, greed, hubris and obsession drive a narrative shaped by the sea and its legends in Wagner’s revolutionary opera of damnation and redemption. | Opera Holland Park | Facebook

207 reactions · 24 shares | "As the title character in Wagner’s 'The Flying Dutchman,' Brownlee ... projected agony and careworn bitterness throughout the theater, ... Brownlee’s enunciation was clear, his voice booming and blending well with the soprano Elza van den Heever’s mighty and ardent Senta. You could sense a fruitful Wagnerian future unfolding before him." —Joshua Barone, The New York Times Video by Jesse Fisher for the Santa Fe Opera | Santa Fe Opera | Facebook

The final dress rehearsal of our new production of Der Fliegende Holländer was earlier today. Check out these excerpts from the Dutchman’s monologue and Senta’s ballad, sung by Evgeny Nikitin and Anja Kampe. The show opens on Monday! On stage March 2–27: bit.ly/3bUdyar Live in HD March 14: bit.ly/37Ob7CV | The Metropolitan Opera