On November 17, 2024, our dear loved one, friend and colleague to so many, Cullan Bryant, suffered an ischemic stroke. The doctors have said he is stable at the moment, but he is being monitored and continually assessed in the neurological ICU.
He is cognitive and in the midst of this is still asking for coffee! He had his nurse riveted by stories last night about his artistic life.
In addition to being bed ridden, Cullan has partial paralysis of his right arm, which we are deeply hopeful will return with physical therapy and treatment.
The Swedish conductor, 97, has pulled out of concerts tonight and tomorrow with an ear infection. Matthias Pintcher is jumping in. One change in the programme: Beethoven 7 replaces Schubert 6. The post Herbert Blomstedt […]
Following sold out and critically acclaimed performances of Tristan und Isolde, Die Walküre [see my review] and Siegfried [see Tony’s review], the London Opera Company (LOC) returns to Sinfonia Smith Square (formerly St John’s Smith […]
In a rare departure from its offshore c asting, the Royal Opera made a local call after Daniel Behle cancelled as tonight’s Ferrando in Cosi fan tutte. Making his debut with be a British tenor, Anthony […]