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I was on Skype with one of my friends when I asked what he though of opera. He seemed to be caught off guard, granted this is an unusual question to ask someone, which I understood. He didn’t understand what … Continue reading →

When I asked my mother what opera meant to her, she responded: “Frances.” By that she meant that her perception of opera had been shaped largely by her mother, Frances, who was an avid fan of opera. My mother recounted … Continue reading →

When I talked opera with a group of my friends, several of their faces appeared to be complexed. Shaking their heads and shrugging, they said opera seems to be the most difficult and profound part among the classic musical work. … Continue reading →

When I got home for break, I had a brief conversation with my mom about opera.  Being more mature and knowledgeable than me, I hoped she would have some further incite on the topic.  She said that she thinks Opera … Continue reading →

When I confronted my friend and asked him what his thoughts were concerning opera, he gave me sort of a blank stare. “Seriously?” he replied. This response alone actually reveals a lot about many peoples’ standpoints on the age-old concept … Continue reading →

I think comedy is like beauty.  Its a common topic or field that all humans have in common with another and no matter what language a person speaks, or what background they come from, they are able to laugh at … Continue reading →

Comedy, to me, can be a kind of satiric play reflecting the grief and misfortune in cruel reality. Because of the stress from life, we always place our spirits on the comedy with happy endings that bring us relieves temporarily. … Continue reading →

I think comedy is something that makes you laugh, and comedy is something that makes you feel better after you experience it. Personally, I find shows like How I Met Your Mother and Arrested Development. I also find comedians like … Continue reading →

Comedy has always been one of my favorite things.  Whether it is rolling on the floor with several friends while watching Zoolander or Anchorman or simply an abrupt, uncalled-for comment around the Thanksgiving dinner table with grandma, comedy has always played a … Continue reading →