For Canadian soprano Layla Claire, the 2022/23 season is one of role creations. Having just closed the world premiere run of Bilodeau/Bouchard’s La Beauté du Monde yesterday as Jeanne Boitel at Opéra de Montréal, Layla will get to create another major role in Italian composer Salvatore Sciarrino’s Venere e Adone singing the title role of Venere at Hamburg Staatsoper in the spring.
Canadian mezzo-soprano Allyson McHardy is a well-recognized voice on many of the world’s leading stages. Be sure to see her performance in Opéra de Montreal’s La beauté du monde, a production that chronicles the epic rescue of artwork from the Louvre during World War II. The show runs until November 27!
Continuing our recent coverage of Teatro alla Scala’s The Tempest, our Artist of the Week happens to be another notable Canadian debuting in Robert Lepage’s imagerich production, tenor Josh Lovell. He has made a number of exciting house debuts this year, first this summer at Glyndebourne Festival as Ernesto in Don Pasquale and earlier this month, at Teatro all Scala as Ferdinand in The Tempest.
The 2022/23 season will be a busy one for Quebec-born tenor Frédéric Antoun, marking a number of...
Audiences can look forward to Lizzy Hoyt’s upcoming performance in Manitoba Opera’s La Cenerentola, a mid-century modern-inspired adaption of Rossini’s classic running from November 12-18.
Our Artist of the Week is internationally acclaimed Philadelphia-born soprano Karen Slack, who...
Danish baritone Johan Reuter is recognized as one of the foremost bass-baritones performing today....
Our Artist of the Week is sought-after, Newfoundland-born tenor Adam Luther—alumnus of the...
Nova Scotia-born, Berlin-based Canadian soprano Jana Miller has received numerous awards, studied...
Our Artist of the Week is acclaimed, award-winning Canadian bass baritone John Relyea. Relyea has...
