Fred Plotkin recalls the rapturous reception he's seen terrific performances get - not just at the final curtain calls, but at the ends of acts and even after arias - and offers an idea or two as to why he so rarely sees such excitement from the audience at the Met. (It's not just because they have trains to catch.) And, by the way, he thinks the Met should make more use of its fabulous gold curtain.
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