Finally, a new opera that doesn’t get in its own way! The premiere of La Reine-Garçon on February...

Finally, a new opera that doesn’t get in its own way! The premiere of La Reine-Garçon on February...
Lev Bratishenko talks to Elliot Madore, while the Canadian baritone is singing in Zurich, Switzerland – a city of great significance to him
On November 6, 2023, we will gather at The Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto to celebrate the best in Canadian opera. This year we honour baritone Gino Quilico, soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, music librarian Wayne Vogan, and industry change makers, Jaime Martino and Michael Hidetoshi Mori.
Canadian-Ukrainian maestro Keri-Lynn Wilson is creating an experience that strengthens a nation and touches the world. This text was originally published in the Spring 2023 print version of Opera Canada magazine.
The paradox of a talented operatic voice with a reality television presence is tough for certain purists to swallow.
Eleven days of absurd artistic competition came to an end in a two hour squeeze on Thursday night....
The second semifinal started with a warning that we would first hear an overture; the previous...
The competition moved to the big garish canoe, the Maison Symphonique, for the rest of the aria...
The absurdity of comparing performers becomes the most acute in the finals. Typically, by now,...
It was harder to enjoy the singers in the Art Song semifinals, the rep orbiting late 19th century...