Jane Eaglen

Musicians are trained to put in the hours, push through fatigue, and worry that time away from their instrument means falling behind.

Grammy-winning soprano Jane Eaglen joins us to talk about a culture where taking a break can feel like breaking the rules.

And Arthur Miller's America.

After World War II, business was booming, and the American dream seemed more within reach than ever.

Thank you so much.

Coming up, when opera singers are being judged note for note, what really tips the scales? New research suggests the answer may not be what singers think.

Jane Eaglen joins us for that and more.

She's next on The Culture Show.