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The King’s has been closed since the end of the 2022 Edinburgh International Festival and was intended to reopen in the summer 2023. However the project was significantly delayed by the Covid pandemic ...

Story: This biographical, psychological drama walks through the last few days of legendary opera singer Maria Callas' life. Review: "Book me a table at a café where the waiters know who I am.

Antrim author and screenwriter Lyndsy Spence is never sure how far her books about interesting women will reach. But her biography of the late opera singer Maria Callas influenced the recent ...

Sutherland wrote in his book, Maria Callas: Diaries of a Friendship, “Every one of those concerts was a remarkable theatrical event, whatever they said about her singing.

When she heard the company had put McNally's play ― a drama/comedy with some sung opera, though not a musical, nor opera ― on the 2024-2025 season, she bought books about Callas' life and ...

Throughout the movie, Jolie’s Callas is given some good lines, including this one, to her valet: “Book me a table at the café where the waiters know who I am. I’m in the mood for adulation.” ...

Larraín and Maria writer StevenKnight allegedly conducted thorough research on Callas, which included a host of books and documentaries about the reclusive singer, and even received first-hand ...

An Oscar nominee for 2004’s Dirty Pretty Things and creator of global phenomenon Peaky Blinders, Knight, as he explains in the Q&A below, relied on firsthand accounts of people who knew Callas ...

Maria: Angelina Jolie dazzles as the opera diva in her finest performance in a decade This biopic, which focuses on the last week of the soprano’s life, doubles down on Jolie’s innate glamour ...

The 2017 documentary Maria by Callas, directed by Tom Volf, is a mine of previously unseen footage, both public and private, and a must-see, currently available on streaming services.