Like every other cultural institution that makes life in New York City worth living, the Metropolitan Opera was forced to cancel its live performances in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
But don’t expect a finale just yet. The famed opera house, a pioneer of live-streamed theatrical performances, is mining its vault to help all those Verdi and Donizetti fans cope with their cabin fever while they’re holed up in their eight-room Upper West Side penthouses.
Dispatches From The Front 