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The Rubies 2017: Spotlight on Michael Patrick Albano

The Rubies 2017: Spotlight on Michael Patrick Albano

Opera Canada's 18th annual awards gala The Rubies is quickly approaching. On October 30, three honourees will be recognised for their contributions to Canadian opera, and among the recipients is accomplished director and librettist Michael Patrick Albano. As Associate...

Opera at Home: A Review of Layla Claire’s Songbird

Opera at Home: A Review of Layla Claire’s Songbird

Lyric soprano Layla Claire, who hails from Penticton, B.C., was a graduate of the Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist program and made her debut on that storied stage as Tebaldo in Don Carlos in 2010. Since then, her career has advanced quickly,with...

Review: Acis and Galatea, Annex Theatre, Vancouver, Sept. 16, 2017

Review: Acis and Galatea, Annex Theatre, Vancouver, Sept. 16, 2017

A new take on an old story Handel’s take on the Greek myth of Acis and Galatea received a refreshingly twenty-first century approach by re:Naissance Opera and Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre at the Annex Theatre in downtown Vancouver on September 16.  Collaborating...

The Rubies 2017: Spotlight on Yves Abel

The Rubies 2017: Spotlight on Yves Abel

On October 30, Opera Canada hosts its 18th annual awards gala The Rubies. One of this year’s three honourees is Yves Abel, Chief Conductor of the Nordwestdeutsche Philarmonie. Originally from Toronto, Abel’s career spans over twenty years and is truly international....

The Rubies 2017: Spotlight on Karina Gauvin

The Rubies 2017: Spotlight on Karina Gauvin

2017 marks the 18th annual Opera Canada Awards, The Rubies, and among this year’s honourees is soprano Karina Gauvin. With an international career spanning over 25 years, she met with Richard Turp to discuss her achievements for the upcoming issue of Opera...

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