Photo above by Marco Brescia taken from PlaybillArts.
Tenor leaves La Scala stage amid boos
Upset by a herald of boos, tenor Roberto Alagna walked out of a performance of "Aida" at Milan's La Scala opera house Sunday.
Alagna shocked the audience by walking offstage after he was booed during his singing of "Celeste Aida," the Associated Press reported. It was not clear why he was being heckled, but Italian audiences often have factions that support their favorite singers.
The exit put the opera house in a bind, and Alagna's understudy ran onto the stage still wearing his blue jeans.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
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Post-Gazette classical music critic Andrew Druckenbrod notes today:
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