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From MSU News Service In preparation for performances at a regional conference in Washington, ensembles from the Montana State University School of Music

Intermountain Opera Bozeman is set to present Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s beloved fairy tale montage Into the Woods early this month. Performances

The Intermountain Opera group is rehearsing for a heartfelt performance to begin on Friday, November 4 that features a chorus made up of 15 veterans. The story honors their brave service.

BOZEMAN – Violinist and associate professor Angella Ahn will deliver the second lecture in Montana State University’s annual Provost’s Distinguished Lecturer Series. The event will be held in the Hager

Intermountain Opera Bozeman is set to present The Falling and the Rising early this month. Performances will take place Friday to Sunday, November

Celebrate Intermountain Opera Bozeman's return to the Willson Auditorium with Mozart's most beloved comedy. The hit British TV series Downton Abbey - an

After two years of quiet theaters and concert venues, the entertainment industry is slowly seeing a comeback across the county and in Bozeman as well.

IOB stages cherished Mozart comedy Intermountain Opera Bozeman is set to present The Marriage of Figaro mid-month. Performances will take place Friday and

The Broads are (finally) back with an all-new show! Any of you been out on a first date after 2 years of being socially distanced? Yeah how did that go??

Only in Montana. The Belgrade Library is sponsoring a free concert Friday from 6-7 p.m., a hybrid of opera and favorite country songs, “Country Roads and Coloratura.” It features Miles City native mezzo-soprano Christina Pezzarossi and her husband, bassist Colin Ramsey. The concert is in Belgrade’s Lewis and Clark Park. These two world-renowned opera singers will be joined by accompanist Julie Gosswiller, MSU professor of piano. “It’s a nice, easy entry into opera, and ...