2 hrs ago | BroadwayWorld.com
Broadway Couple Nikki Renee Daniels and Jeff Kready Welcome a Baby Girl
According to posts on their Facebook pages, Broadway couple Nikki Renee Daniels and Jeff Kready welcomed a baby girl, Lena Renee Kready, into the world at 6:58 this morning.
6 hrs ago | Brandon Sun
Renowned Newfoundland tenor heads home for Festival 500 choral showcase
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Tenor David Pomeroy's star is still rising on the international opera stage but he traces an already acclaimed career back to Saturday mornings at his grandfather's house in St. John's, N.L. "He would sit at the piano and I would sing 'I Dream of Jeannie ' and these old songs," said Pomeroy.
9 hrs ago | Scotsman.com
Tiffany Jenkins: Guerilla opera unexpected and special
FOLLOWING a suggestion from a woman handing out chocolate love hearts on the street, at the weekend a friend and I wandered into the foyer of the City Art Centre; an Edinburgh gallery with a strong collection of Scottish art and a rather nice exhibition of fashion photography.
11 hrs ago | Gay Times
The world of classical music and opera is celebrating the centenary of the birth of Benjamin Britten - arguably this country's finest composer - with a year long festival, aptly entitled Britten 100.
15 hrs ago | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
Combined Sacramento Opera, Philharmonic hope to draw larger audience
An avant-garde classical concert at a nightclub, an opera production at the Crocker Art Museum – these are a couple of ways that the soon-to-be-merged Sacramento Opera and Sacramento Philharmonic are trying to draw in more families and a larger audience for the 2013-2014 season.
Lyric Opera signs off on busiest season ever
Lyric Opera's unprecedented effort this past season to make itself more generally relevant and to provide what general director Anthony Freud calls "a broader, deeper cultural service to more people around the city" appears to have paid off.
Photo Flash: First Look at Long Beach Opera's MACBETH
An overwhelming lust for power, a manipulative wife, and witches' prophecies spur a Scottish general onto a tragic path of betrayal, murder and madness.
Using X-Rays, Scientists uncover 200-year-old opera ending
One of the biggest mysteries about the opera "Medee" by late 18th-century composer Luigi Cherubini is why its last few pages are blacked out with charcoal.
Aldeburgh Festival: Opera buffs treated to stunning sunset
Those lucky enough to get an early look at a unique outdoor production of an opera were given an extra treat - a stunning sunset backdrop to add an extra element of drama to the spectacle.
Who'll Stop the Thane? [Ernest Bloch: Macbeth, Long Beach Opera]
The Scottish play.There is always occasion for another production of the Scottish play, and on this occasion the occasion is Long Beach Opera 's season-ending staging of the U.S. professional premiere of Ernest Bloch 's 1906 operatization of-let's just say it and have done- Macbeth .
Gershwin Fan Stages Limited Run of Mini Jazz Opera at Harlem's Cotton Club
Eric Einhorn at the Cotton Club, after a rehearsal for his co-production of George Gershwin's "Blue Monday."
How to save opera from rogue directors, by Lorin Maazel
The venerable maestro has published two diatribes on his Facebook Maestro page against the spread of radical Regieoper.
Britten's Coronation tribute at last? A crowning moment for Gloriana at the Royal Opera House
Benjamin Britten's 1953 opera was a Coronation tribute that went badly wrong - but perhaps a revival at the site of its disastrous premiere could rescue it yet, says Jessica Duchen Note: We do not store your email address but your IP address will be logged to prevent abuse of this feature.
Radar: Verdi vs. Wagner, 2013 Trillium Book Award Readings, The Cave Singers, Get Your Fit Together
Luminato Presents: Evening Illuminations - Verdi vs. Wagner: A Love Story? A favorite TO festival, Luminato, is now in full swing! Tonight, as part of the festival's Evening Illuminations series, a special group discussion comparing and contrasting two composers: Verdi and Wagner.
A grand operatic design worthy of Hector Berlioz' epic treatment of Virgil
There is very little that French composer Hector Berlioz created that could not be characterized by the adjective "epic."
Last summer when the Des Moines Metro Opera announced its three shows for the 2013 season, you could almost hear the chatter spread to the opera world's outer branches.
SF Opera takes on provocative new work in 'Magdalene'
In this country, commissioning an opera offering an unconventional take on the relationship between Jesus and Mary Magdalene might be seen as a bold move.
Opera performance coming to Wolfville
The Maritime Concert Opera will present a concert version of Donazetti's l'Elisir d'Amore or the Elixir of Love in Wolfville on June 18. Acadia music graduate Katie Cochrane will be taking part.
Des Moines Metro Opera's 41st season: At a glance
More than 200 artists and technicians flocked to the Simpson College campus last month to prepare for the 41st season of the Des Moines Metro Opera.
Burning Down The House: Artistic Freedom Under Fire In Egypt
Egyptian employees of the Cairo Opera House and opponents of Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi hold placards during a demonstration inside the opera's compound in Cairo on May 30, following the dismissal of the head of the opera house.