There are operas whose musical and dramatic brilliance does not show signs of ever running out, hundreds of years into their production history. Then there are operas which make you wonder if the art form is deader than a museum piece.
Toronto Operetta Theatre ends its 17/18 season with the popular French operetta, La belle Hélène...
The creators of recent mashups of history and science fiction or literature and fantasy, such as...
It took a while to understand why the Edmonton Opera season-ending production of Mozart’s Don...
Canadian Opera Company’s nine-year-old production of Stravinsky’s shorts, The Nightingale and...
It must have been a simple coincidence that the English Concert’s semi-staged Rinaldo happened on...
Svadba continues until March 31st at Montréal's Espace Go In my early 20s, a boyfriend introduced...
For winter-weary Toronto opera lovers in need of a feel-good show, the Royal Conservatory of...
Edmonton’s Mercury Opera has both a conventional and an audacious bent. The little company that...
Aaron Copland’s 1954 opera The Tender Land was given a strong and stylistically-astute...
