A change of pace …
Well, it’s day 3 for me in New York City and it’s time for some “couth” ! A trip to the Metropolitan Opera House (part of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts) will fit the bill perfectly…and that’s where Wendy and I are headed.
The ever-moving water fountain catches our eyes first as we approach this magical area …but we don’t tarry too long. We are there for the Met’s rendition of “Romeo and Juliet’, the ballet, and we don’t want to be late.
Now we’re inside the Opera House and it’s overwhelming:
I can’t help but wonder if the performance will live up to the surroundings and I am pleasantly surprised. Here we see Herman Cornejo as Romeo and Xiomara Reyes as Juliet:
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I'm sure it was magnificent.
Ballet is still on my bucket list. Lucky you to have witnessed it in the Big Apple no less.
Young Herman's costume in the picture is certainly not "overdone". Just love that short shirt ! ;-)
When I have this cataract surgery, I will come back and look at these photos again. Today, everything is fuzzy. I love the Romeo and Juliet ballet. For many years, I had season tickets to the performances of visiting ballet companies that came to DC to perform at the Kennedy Center.
David doesn't like these ventures, mostly because we always see his ex-wife and her husband when we attend (he for whom she left David), so I gave up tickets to the opera, ballet and several theaters around town. Dianne
When the music is that great, the dance almost seems secondary.
I have enjoyed the sights of NYC through your brief trip there, Ginnie.
That sounds like a great performance. I'm glad that you had a great time in NYC.
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