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NEW YORK – Stephanie Blythe, the renowned American mezzo-soprano, is back at the Metropolitan Opera for a new role as the wicked stepmother in Jules Massenet’s version of the Cinderella story “Cendrillon.”
Blythe, who made her debut 23 years ago, acknowledges that she was nervous on opening night, feeling “the butterflies coming up” as she sat backstage. But she let the imperious, overbearing character she plays take over and then “everything was calm, everything was fine.”
“Cendrillon” also stars Joyce DiDonato as Cinderella and Alice Coote as Prince Charming. It will be broadcast to movie theatres on Saturday as the final Live in HD presentation from the Met this season.
The Metropolitan Opera is a company based in New York City.
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