Of the Sea; libretto by Kanika Ambrose, music by Ian Cusson, premiered at the Bluma Appel Theatre...

Of the Sea; libretto by Kanika Ambrose, music by Ian Cusson, premiered at the Bluma Appel Theatre...
Since its unveiling at London’s Royal Opera in 2012, Robert Carsen’s temporal transplant of...
I didn’t much care for his Parsifal, and I liked his Flying Dutchman even less, but at the first...
Benjamin Britten's Peter Grimes, directed by Deborah Warner at the Paris Opera this season, was...
Walter Braunfels’s Die Vögel (The Birds) is a very odd duck. Part allegory, part buffo, part...
I wondered what I was in for when I read the front of the opera program: “A Modern opera about...
Luigi Cherubini’s Médée is the only opera from the Paris of the French Revolution to retain a...
Calgary Opera audiences are no stranger to new, modern operas. During the years the late Bob...
“Oscar Wilde’s Salome was not worthy of you…it has a nauseous and sickly atmosphere about...
Edmonton Opera’s Artistic Director, Joel Ivany, founder of Toronto’s innovative opera company...