Riccardo Frizza, the Musical Director and Artistic Director of the Bergamo Donizetti Opera Festival and Honorary Conductor of ...

The last time the Metropolitan Opera presented a new production of Bellini’s “La Sonnambula” was in 2009, when Mary Zimmerman set the opera in a modern rehearsal room. It was a divisive production ...

In Madrid, where Ruciński is performing Count di Luna in Giuseppe Verdi's "Il Trovatore" in Francisco Negrin's production, ...

An immigrant and a gay man join forces to create art that defeats Nazis. While this simple sentence reduces all the complexities at play in “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay,” it also gets ...

The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama has announced its 2026 season. Here is a rundown of vocal performances on offer. First up is “Orpheus and the Underworld,” directed by Mathew Eberhardt and ...

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Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin” is one of the most intimate experiences one can have at an opera house. It’s a story of regret that comes with throwing away the only people that ever loved you. It’s got ...

Berkshire Choral International will perform at University of Denver’s Newman Center. Anthony Trecek-King leads the chorus in “Mozart Resounding,” a choral-orchestral concert featuring Mozart’s ...

Soprano Mariana Poltorak is set to present a recital at the 22nd Festival of Polish Music in Kraków. The “Acroama Magistrorum” master recital series at the Aula Collegium Novum of the Jagiellonian ...

Hailed as the “tenor that the whole opera world is talking about” (Marie Claire) and a “revelation” (Bachtrack), English tenor Adam Smith is known for his voice that “overflows with dramatic ...

Richard Jones’ production of “La Bohème,” currently at Covent Garden for its eighth run, is a magnificent piece of art. It is still, however, tempered with a few anomalies including nonsensical stage ...

WARNING: This review features explicit language. It also uses some variation of the word “frustrating” a lot. To use a line from the cathartic and sublime climax in Jeanine Tesori and George Brant’s ...