Domingo on the mound

'The tenor is like the pitcher in baseball,' he says. In an upcoming concert (and maybe at Fenway) he's out to show he still has the stuff.

By David Perkins

Globe Correspondent / April 6, 2008

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It is easier for a man to pass through the eye of a needle than to arrange an interview with Placido Domingo. His American PR man has to talk with his German agent, who talks with his personal manager, who talks with his son, Alvaro, who sometimes travels with his father. Domingo is in Madrid, singing in Handel's "Tamerlano." When ... (Full article: 1951 words)