Heidi Stober is a blazing force in the title role. From Act I’s flirtatious good-time-girl to Act III’s imperious queen she’s alert not only to the shifting sands of character but also to ...

Heidi Stober is both compelling and empathetic in the title role. Alex Otterburn (James), Rupert Charlesworth (Darnley) and John Findon (Bothwell) all excel in their conspiratorial roles.

The music remained emotive throughout. Making her debut along with the opera was American Soprano Heidi Stober. Stober sang with eardrum-rattling vehemence, a laser focus which propelled the ...

Swaggering in sleek trouser suits, Heidi Stober is superb in the title role, with a powerful top range put to good use (her piercing high-pitched 'no' in the final scene is utterly chilling). We leave ...

Keri-Lynn Wilson conducts a cast starring Juliana Grigoryan, Heidi Stober, Freddie De Tommaso, and Lucas Meachem. HD Date: Nov. 8, 2025 “Arabella” also gets a live in HD performance. Rachel ...

Above all, it deals with the clash of personalities between the naive, impulsive Mary – surely one of the meatiest soprano roles in postwar opera, sung with brilliant assurance by Heidi Stober – and ...

The season opens on a Sunday with Mason Bates and Gene Scheer’s “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay” in its Met Opera premiere. Bartlett Sher directs and Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts a cast ...

But it was Heidi Stober’s Mary that stole the show here. Her vocal power, particularly at the top of her range, was highly impressive, as was her ability to steer a path through the dramatic ...