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Boston Baroque is spending this weekend with Handel's Amadigi di Gaula, live and online, with a cast including Anthony Roth Costanzo, Amanda Forsythe, Daniela Mack, and Camille Ortiz. Details at baroque.boston. The April 22 performance gets a livestream, via Idagio, ticketed on a sliding-scale and available for a month.

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Boston Baroque's 2015 Agrippina has finally made it to WCRB's online archive. Come for Amanda Forsythe, stay for Susanna Phillips.

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Harriet Walter, who will be Prospering in Brooklyn early in the new year, has a book out next week on a career's worth of Shakespeare, and she's written a short intro for The Arts Desk. Meanwhile, Janet McTeer, currently on Broadway in Josie Rourke's Les Liaisons Dangereuses revival, has a profile in The New Yorker.

Susan Graham's recital for Boston's Celebrity Series earlier this month has been archived on the WCRB site, and last spring's Boston Baroque Magic Flute with Nicholas Phan is also there, plus a bunch of other interesting things are currently inhabiting the WCRB archive if you click around.

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Last spring's Boston Baroque Agrippina, with Susanna Phillips, David Hansen, Amanda Forsythe, et al., will be broadcast (audio only) on WCRB this Sunday, Feb 7, at 7pm ET.