Screening the Operatic Stage

Exploring the intersection of opera and technology, this book delves into how various media formats, from radio to online broadcasts, influence the art form. It critically analyzes the cultural implications of opera's representation on screen, examining how these adaptations affect production values and audience experience. By employing media theory, the author highlights the historical and contemporary contexts of opera's transmission across different platforms, ultimately questioning the relationship between opera and technology while addressing audience expectations.