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The first-time feature director talks to WGTC about his ambitious adaptation of a classic.

The St Albans Chamber Opera Company will put on a production of Mozarts The Magic Flute at the Abbey Theatre this month.

A number of new movies and limited television series will debut this week, including the following titles opening in theaters or premiering via video on demand on various streaming platforms:

New movies coming out this week include Scream VI, Luther: The Fallen Sun, 65, Unicorn Wars, I Got a Monster, and more!

Daisy Evans’ psychedelic and frantic modern reworking dodges the original’s problems, but loses much of Mozart’s magic and energy in the process – and the flute itself<br>

The 19th annual Boulder International Film Festival is underway where organizers say they've narrowed 1,500 entries to just 66 films.

The Santa Fe Opera costume sale is allowing patrons to come Stieren Hall from afternoon of March 11 on a first-come, first-served basis.

An exhibition of Gurevich’s artwork titled “Minimal Sight – Maximum Hope,” curated by Yotam Oren, was displayed recently at Gallery 58 in the Holon Municipality building.

Opera in the UK is in crisis. In the latest round of government funding allocated by The Arts Council England (ACE), many of the country’s largest opera institutions have had their budgets slashed. Receiving sufficient funding is crucial to the running of arts institutions in the UK, and ACE has faced immediate backlash since a pattern was identified in the most recent allocations towards the end of last year.

Who among us, sent to bed without supper as a child for misbehaving, did not dream of being Max, king of the Wild Things, for a night?