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The Washington Post's Anne Midgette reviews Handel's "Alcina" at Wolf Trap Opera.
WTO Director Kim Witman posts a photo essay of a frightfully busy but presumably exciting long day.
Charles Downey's review at Ionarts
(As lamented in my preceding post, I made it to Wolf Trap but not to the opera.)
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