It's cool that Tim Page liked Vittorio Grigolo's "fresh, sweet, sensitive tenor voice that is nevertheless capable of clarion power", "a wonderful young musician", in Washington National Opera's Bohème; the late disco-era trannylicious production by Mariusz Trelinski, huh, Page liked it... not so much ("dark, dumb, drab, denatured").
Memo to our DC-area readers: Sunday telecast on the Mall.
