Last Saturday, The Metropolitan Opera – in New York City – blasted its production of Don Giovanni on to a HD screen 2100 miles away in Teton Village on a blustery fall day. About 200 opera fans packed the center seats at Walk Festival Hall with their warm coffee, lunches and even of few Snuggies (why didn’t I think of that?). The three-hour-plus live silmulcast performance was one of the most compelling Don Giovanni productions this opera fan had ever seen and may have convinced me that seeing opera in …
Read the full story »Bravo party at the Kitchen. Rotary Club for cool people.
I’m only staying long enough to eat the Bulba’s BBQ and post to my blog. My daughter will kill me if I’m late picking her up from Hebrew school.
Outspoken conservative, rich guy, philanthropist Foster Friess will appear on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 during the 8pm EST hour (with a rerun at 10pm EST), as part of the feature story on SuperPACs. In addition, Wolf Blitzer’s Situation Room will feature a short profile of Foster sometime between 4pm – 6pm EST.
Stephen Glass showed work at the Art Association Gallery at the Center for the Arts on 1/13/12. Cool stuff!
The Jackson Hole High School Orchestra performed a winter concert at the High School on Thursday night. The orchestra looked good and sounded o.k.. The cello choir was pretty rockin’. What’s with all the good cello players in this orchestra? Don’t they know that cello is lame. Morose, oversized compared to a violin, puny compared to a double bass. I guess cello is the new violin.
I’m writing these comments based on only a brief sample of the concert. I was there, but I wasn’t …
