Among those projects is the New York premiere of Matthew Aucoin’s “Music for New Bodies” and Anthony Cheung’s “ the echoing ...

Indyana Schneider on music, writing, and her second novel Since the World Is Ending, a tense love triangle set over one ...

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The Teatro alla Scala is enforcing its dress code with new signs placed at the entrance and the ticket offices at La Scala.

Soprano Gilda Cruz-Romo has died at the age of 85. Cruz-Romo was born on Feb. 12, 1940, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, and went on to study at the Mexico City Conservatory. In 1962, she made her debut in ...

For the second time this season, the Metropolitan Opera is reviving “Il Barbiere di Siviglia.” Unlike the first cast, which was showcasing several established Met Opera veterans, this second cast ...

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra has announced its 2025 Resilience Tour set for this August. The tour will take the ensemble through Warsaw, Wroclaw, Lucerne, Vilnius, Jürmala, Bucharest, Amsterdam, ...

The Bronx Opera’s performances of “Cosi fan tutte” are part of the New York Opera Alliance (NYOA) season, which features performances in various venues by several local opera companies, opening with ...

Houston Grand Opera has announced its 2025-26 Sarah and Ernest Butler Houston Grand Opera Studio Artists. Among the first-year artists are tenor Luka Tsevelidze, who secured second place at HGO’s 2025 ...

Paris Opera Play has announced that its streaming platforms are now available on Android TV and Apple TV. Subscribers now can view Paris Opera Play’s entire catalog of shows and documentaries on the ...

The Wiener Staatsoper has announced a cast change for its March 3, 2025 performance of “Norma.” The company said that Freddie De Tommaso will sing the role of Pollione replacing Juan Diego Flórez, who ...

Vincenzo Bellini’s last opera, "I Puritani," premiered in 1835 at the Theatre d’Italie in Paris, in the same year he untimely died at 35.