Fun, silliness, and some great music abound in the West-Coast premiere of this buffa rarity.
The well-cast revival of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen holds up.
Mussorgsky's original version stands on its own merits in this opulent, semi-staged S.F. Symphony production.
The baritone is hitting his prime and working harder than ever.
The dramatic soprano talks about singing Brünnhilde in S.F. Opera's upcoming Ring Cycle.
Rehearsals are already underway for S.F. Symphony's Boris Godunov.
L.A. Opera's ambitious, 28-year-old artist-in-residence brings his first work to the Off Grand series.
There’s a reason Cimarosa’s biggest hit languishes in the opera hinterlands.
Laura Kaminsky's Today It Rains explores the artist's transformational journey to New Mexico.
John Musto’s Bastianello and William Bolcom’s Lucrezia have fun with hoary comedic situations.
