The cast, mostly made up of bunnies, delivered spectacle with a rare irreverence that was delightful to behold. A review from SFCV's Emerging Writer Program.
In the second production of its inaugural season, Eileen Meredith's company delivered a well-cast double bill.
Netia Jones, David Henry Hwang, and composer Unsuk Chin combined to make L.A. Philharmonic's Alice a theatrical thrill ride.
Mezzo Susan Graham was inspiring in an afternoon of art songs about romantic love.
The small company comes up trumps with a compelling production of the modern-day masterpiece.
The Palo Alto-based company offers up a mostly pleasing, musically erratic Abduction from the Seraglio
Mark Lanz Weiser's opera, at Opera San Jose, misses the mark
Los Angeles Opera breathes new life into John Corigliano’s brilliant, if overlong, opera.
ABS did a terrific job with the most winning of Handel’s theater works, introducing a fine soprano in the process.
Tobias Picker's opera is revived by the adventurous, if shoestring-budgeted, Los Angeles company.
