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Possessing no definitive emotional resolution, the beauty of Picture a day like this lies in its enigmatic terminus

Picture a day like this is undoubtedly another hit for Benjamin and Crimp. It is a beautiful tale of grief and acceptance.

Sparkling musical invention pierces the gloom of George Benjamin’s mysterious new chamber opera; Britten’s masterpiece holds its own at ENO; and one woman, 7,866 pipes and resounding fun

George Benjamin and Martin Crimp’s enigmatic new work tells of a mother mourning the death of her child. If the dramatic pace is a little unvaried, its musical world is luminous and utterly distinctive

A program of two relative rarities, 'Henri VIII' and 'Sir John in Love,' brought earnest and infectious enthusiasm to the Summerscape stage.

Two works at the Aix-en-Provence Festival, by two inventive partnerships in opera, use fables to explore grief and queer utopian dreams.

The Kurt Weill Foundation for Music announced the unprecedented awarding of three First Prizes in the 25th annual Lenya Competition.

What the heck happened to the Rangers? The crew breaks down the Devils series in the latest episode of the "Up In The Blue Seats" podcast.

MasterVoices sheds the typical grand-opera treatment of Bizet’s classic to reveal a sleeker, funnier show.

The Glenwood Springs Community Concert Association is back with an assortment of music for its 75th anniversary season. The concert season is kicking off with Steve Leslie performing James Taylor songs in his programs, “How...