
Here's an AP article about his first appearance at the Met. (they couldn't put his name in the title?) He has interesting comments about the difference between appearing on Broadway and at the Met. His casting was announced a while ago, maybe it's on the other thread. Other Broadway connections are Paulo Szot playing Dr. Falke, and Douglas Carter Beane writing a new libretto. It's all in English and the photos look great, plus other great singers, should be really good!
That Met last production shown in movie theaters, Falstaff, was fantastic. Really funny, beautiful, gorgeous singing, production looked amazing. It's still playing.
Career NY stage actor makes Met debut