Ruby Washington/The New York Times
A scene from Otto Schenk’s production of “Das Rheingold,” at the Metropolitan Opera.
In recent years impassioned buffs at the Metropolitan Opera have grown bolder about booing directors of high-concept or otherwise modernistic new productions. But there was a nostalgic love fest on Wednesday night when the Viennese director Otto Schenk, 78, took a curtain call for the Met’s first performance of Wagner’s “Rheingold” this season and received a lusty ovation.
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