Opera

With the announcement of serious creative talents and fascinating works in development, West Edge’s Aperture becomes a major site for the development of American opera.

Even if they manage to stay healthy, musicians are struggling for survival.

Ongoing concerns about the pandemic once again force companies large and small to retool their coming year.

In a series of socially distanced productions, the young company gives a contemporary twist to some classics.

Erica Miner’s latest opera-tinged mystery is set in and around the War Memorial Opera House.

There’s a wealth of great music a couple of keystrokes away thanks to the Conservatory’s new initiative.

Classic performances of Tosca, Attila, and The Marriage of Figaro are slated for October.

The presentation may have been folksy, but the power couple delivered serious operatic artistry in their online recital.

A new recording captures the music if not the drama of Ricky Ian Gordon’s chamber opera.

Tune in Oct. 25 to enjoy the online edition of the unsinkable company’s annual tradition of topical spoofs set to Gilbert & Sullivan tunes.