sydneyboy

No kissing or oral. Sounds like a fairly loveless experience.

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Reviving this thread. Has anyone had recent experience of Nick?

I am contemplating a trip to New York. Mind you I have been contemplating a trip to New York for about 30 years but have never made it. A question for New Yorkers and others who frequent the Metropolitan. What is your favourite part of the theatre? I usually like being in the front stalls close to the action but if this is not available what about the expensive part of the parterre? Is it too far away for somebody who usually likes to be close? The most expensive seats in the parterre are 50 per cent more expensive than the stalls so they must have something going for them. I did ask this question many years ago but it was side tracked onto a discussion about opera in general. Nothing wrong with that mind you! A side question. What is the weather like in New York in April. I know I can look on the weather charts but that is not a substitute for the experience of locals. Thanking you all in advance.

Goodness gracious! What a find! The 42 satisfied customers on Rentmasseur speak as one.

Thank you. I visited Montreal many years ago. A very beautiful city.

Could I ask a basic question. Why does Montreal have this predominance of strip clubs? I did google Taboo and it gets very mixed reviews.

That comment of mine was written in haste after a disagreement. I offered an apology, it was exaggerated and everything is back on track.

There are 2 reviews on Rentmen, one positive one mediocre.

The standard of America’s tennis players is certainly higher than Australia’s. Depressing given our great tennis history. We have that appalling Nick Kyrgios who is a disgrace to the game and his country.

A very unusual profile.

I think he’s a cutie.

As I previously reported, in media interviews while he was in Sydney a couple of weeks ago he said he would be singing a staged Tristan in 2021 but did not say where.

I have seen his Sleepyboy ads for some time. I could not connect those with the rentmasseur ad. From what Joethomas reported he is more an escort than masseur.

He must be new, I haven’t noticed his ad before “reviewing “ those sites before my London trips.

Evaldo is very easy on the eye.

Domingo had a reputation as one of the genuine “Mr Nice Guys” of Opera. Humble, unassuming and the antithesis of a Prima Donna. He rarely cancelled. To hear of this dark side is sad.

Unfortunately there is a liberal sprinkling of rude, ignorant internet trolls lurking there. You have to carefully separate the wheat from the chaff.

He gets around and no reviews.

Could you please advise the name of this opera chat site?

This has been widely reported in Australian newspapers.

I started a thread on Kaufmann’s Sydney performances. Magnificent.

I saw Vittorio Grigolo a month ago at Covent Garden in Tosca. What a voice! He received huge ovations from the audience after his major arias and at the final curtain. A major talent and handsome to boot.

The reviews for ''Andrea Chenier'' have now appeared and its obvious that I am not the only one who enjoyed the experience. I quote in part from the review in the ''Sydney Morning Herald'': "A tenor of peerless refinement, a soprano of soaring richness and a fierce-edged baritone of complex darkness. Vive la revolution! Jonas Kaufmann transforms the traditionally stertorous ''spinto'' tenor sound into a thing of wondrous handsomeness, modulating tone, vowel and colour with immaculate poise and musical intelligence. It is a work that lives or dies on its golden voices and, on this occasion, soared triumphantly.''

Jonas Kaufmann has done a number of media interviews while in Sydney and has outlined future plans. He has sung Act 2 of Tristan and he has confirmed that he will sing the whole opera in 2021. Where he did not say but my guess would be his home town of Munich. He has not ruled out eventually singing Siegfried. He is a believer in work life balance and made it clear that he will not be a Domingo singing in his mid 70’s (in Domingo’s case by the way he is going into his 80’s.) He said most people consider retirement in their early 60’s and that made sense to him.