Aida: Verdi's Most Intimate Spectacle
Apr 12, 2017•36 min•Ep. 21
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Episode description
When we think of Verdi's Aida, we imagine the stunning grandeur of the Triumphal March, with its enormous cast of singers, dancer, acrobats, and animals. But stage director David Paul argues that at its heart, Aida is a surprisingly intimate opera about a love triangle.
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