It’s Valentine’s Day and what better thing to do than watch poor, consumptive Violetta Valéry take...

It’s Valentine’s Day and what better thing to do than watch poor, consumptive Violetta Valéry take...
The final Mozart-Da Ponte collaboration, 1790’s Cosí fan tutte, o sia La Scuola degli Amanti...
Experiencing two concert presentations of Wagner’s Die Walküre within a week on two different...
There was a time when ‘opera’ implied a notion of music that unabashedly included the expectation...
To see or not to see: that’s the question posed by Metropolitan Opera’s intriguing pairing of...
What makes a man? His wins? His losses? His mistakes and regrets? His memories? Is it in how he...
Best productions of Elektra have a lead singer who can make the jagged vocal score sound...
Tired out from the Holiday Season festivities? How about something frivolous, frothy and fun to...
Kopernikus (Rituel de la mort, 1978-79) was Claude Vivier’s only opera. Seen Dec. 4th at Espace...
San Francisco Opera’s It’s a Wonderful Life (seen Nov. 20th), Jake Heggie’s latest work for the...