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1. On February 24, at 6:15 P.M., THOMAS HAMPSON and director MARTHE KELLER, currently in rehearsal for the Met's new DON GIOVANNI, will talk about the production with Met assistant manager SARAH BILLINGHURST at Lincoln Center's Kaplan Penthouse. For information on this and other events in the Metropolitan Opera Guild Lecture Series, check www.metguild.org/education.
2. On February 7, the newly refurbished LONDON COLISEUM, home of ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA since 1968, marks its centenary and reopening with Peter Sellars's production of NIXON IN CHINA. The Coliseum has undergone a four-year restoration to its Edwardian splendor, supervised by the Arts Team at the restoration firm RHWL, with minimum disruption to ENO's performance schedule.
3. Descendants of ENRICO CARUSO celebrated the centennial of the tenor's November 23, 1903 debut at the Metropolitan Opera with a tour of the Met's current Caruso exhibit, led by company archivist ROBERT TUGGLE, and afterwards attended a Met performance of La Boheme. Among those admiring the Caruso memorabilia were Caruso's grandson, ERIC D. MURRAY; Murray's daughter, JENNIFER FUNARO; and Funaro's children, JOSEPHINE and JULIAN.
OPERA AND SOCIETY, a conference at which musicologists and historians can discuss areas of mutual interest in times and places from seventeenth-century Venice to modern America, ...