*tap tap* Is this thing on? Hello everyone. My name is Lydia Perović and I’m here to admit...

*tap tap* Is this thing on? Hello everyone. My name is Lydia Perović and I’m here to admit...
Vancouver Opera’s production of Giacomo Rossini’s La Cenerentola (seen May 1st) hardly put a foot...
Arrigo Boito, the redoubtable 19th-century Italian poet and Verdi’s best known librettist,...
Giacomo Puccini’s warhorse La Bohème is a tale about young artists’ whirlwind lives in the centre...
Early on in his career, a suggestion was made to tenor Russell Thomas that he only sing Mozart. “I...
There has been little if no question over the years that Mozart's opera seria, Idomeneo (1781), is...
Against the Grain Theatre (AtG) opened Claude Vivier’s Kopernikus: A Ritual Opera for the Dead on...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Not your usual night at the opera—be among the first to...
The recent passing of philanthropist Roger D. Moore sent shock waves through the Toronto opera...
In 1801, Goethe wrote to Felix Mendelssohn that “where nothing new is actually produced, an art...