Tag Archives: Roberto Devereux
Music Director Graeme Jenkins speaks to the Amici di Opera group about Donizetti's Roberto Devereux
by tdoadminHe Brought a Voice to an Instrument Fight
by Cody RubioDr. Stephen Dubberly lecturing on Roberto Devereux at One Arts Plaza Dr. Stephen Dubberly promised not to sing for us at the beginning of his lecture on our upcoming production of Donizetti’s Roberto Devereux. About thirty-minutes in, he broke that promise. As the University of North Texas’ Music Director, Dr. Dubberly is very familiar with [...]
Shepherd's Pie Recipe
by tdoadminThere are various ways to make a Shepherd’s Pie – well there were until Chef Sharon from our Milestone Cooking Class perfected this one! Shepherd’s Pie Yield: 8 to 10 Servings Ingredients: 1lb of Ground Lamb 1 Large Onion, chopped 1 Bay leaf 2 oz. Mushrooms, sliced 2 medium Carrots, diced 1 oz flour 1 [...]
Shepherd’s Pie Recipe
by Cody RubioThere are various ways to make a Shepherd’s Pie – well there were until Chef Sharon from our Milestone Cooking Class perfected this one! Shepherd’s Pie Yield: 8 to 10 Servings Ingredients: 1lb of Ground Lamb 1 Large Onion, chopped 1 Bay leaf 2 oz. Mushrooms, sliced 2 medium Carrots, diced 1 oz flour 1 [...]
Pie-Eyed Preparations
by Cody RubioChef Sharon Van Meter The beauty of our Milestone Cooking Class is that everybody walks away from it with new, universal knowledge. I say “universal” because – unlike the Ballroom Dancing lessons, the upcoming Italian lessons, or any of the other learning adventures we’re offering during this summer’s Figaro in Flip-Flops event series – cooking [...]
Diva + Dreamboat = Dynamic Duo
by James HamptonI just left the Inwood Theater and I can’t stop humming the “love theme” that Erich Wolfgang Korngold composed for the score to The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex. Korngold was an established composer and had several operas, ballets, and orchestral works under his belt before Hollywood pressed him into service. He was nominated [...]