Composer Jake Heggie and Librettist Gene Scheer tell stories of camp survivors in an new opera.
Calixto Bieito’s setting of Bizet’s classic explores the corrosive effects of doomed love.
Excellent singing was at the fore of a genuinely funny operatic comedy from 1679.
Opera Parallèle delivers an imaginative production of Peter Maxwell Davies’ mysterious opera for three voices.
The new-music ensemble takes the audience on a sonic trip with Fausto Romitelli’s eerie video opera at the Freight and Salvage.
New Opera NYC’s Julia Lima and Viktor Antipenko are thrilling in Tchaikovsky one-act opera.
A young, period performance company wraps up Handel’s Orlando furioso trilogy.
Games, songs, comedy, and sensuality combine in this show based on Serbian wedding songs and traditions.
A bold, new opera tells of PTSD and the American and Iraqi casualties of a war we’d like to forget, but can’t.
With several standout performances by the leads, West Bay Opera’s gamble on Russian opera pays handsome dividends.
