New York City Opera

City Opera Leaves Lincoln Center

Soundcheck | May 23, 2011

Last Friday, the New York City Opera announced that they’re slashing their budget and leaving their home at Lincoln Center. Joining us to talk more about the opera’s recent announcement is New York Times culture reporter Daniel J. Wakin.

Listeners: Where do you think New York City Opera should go? Leave a comment below.

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