| Date and venue | Title |
|---|---|
| 26-Sep-2012 Kennedy Center: Opera House | Abdrazakov's Don Giovanni woos and wows Washington DC |
 On Wednesday night the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts was more crowded than a shopping mall during the holiday season. Apparently, nothing could keep DC opera lovers from getting to the Washington National Opera - not even the notorious peak hour traffic.
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| 5-May-2011 Volksoper Vienna | “Der König Kandaules,” the Volksoper’s Zemlinsky mystery |
 A ring of invisibility found in a giant fish. A voyeuristic king. A fisherman’s burning house and unfaithful wife. Alexander Zemlinsky’s Der König Kandaules is an exceptionally strange opera. Based on André Gide’s 1899 play of the same title, it is a heady mix of sex, violence, and remarkably beautiful music. In the Volksoper’s remarkable revival, its allusiveness alternately fascinates and alienates, drawing the viewer in only to reward them with yet more mysteries.
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