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South Florida Symphony Orchestra, launched 25 years ago in Key West under the direction of resident Maestra Sebrina Maria Alfonso, is celebrating its 2022-23 season in the island city.

Robert Wilson’s staging of Wagner’s “Lohengrin” opened to a wall of boos in 1998. But it brought new theatrical possibilities to the Met.

“Russia: Today,” a piece by the composer Eugene Birman, is based on hundreds of interviews with hundreds of Russians, in which they share their private feelings about the country.

He pulled out a paper bag with animal feces and smeared her face with the contents before making off through a packed theatre foyer, the German newspaper said.

Marco Goecke approached critic Wiebke Hüster on Saturday evening, blaming her for ticket cancellations before smashing the feces in her face, per FAZ.

Two local Chattanooga men claimed the top of the leaderboard in this weekends Major League Fishing event.

The governments voluntary retirement savings program reported a significant increase in contributions in 2022, speaking volumes on the public’s spending priorities as living expenses turn expensive by the day.

Before he discovered the talent that would change his life, opera singer Justin Swain already had a precious gift: the ability to see beyond his circumstances.

Voluntary retirement contributions jumped by 30 percent to P329.55 million last year from P253.35 million in 2021 amid the steady rise in participants, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.

The web browser's race to feature AI tools is well underway. Opera is getting many new features courtesy of new AI chatbots and tools. The popular web browser announced it is integrating AI-generated content (AIGC) services into its PC and mobile browsers to be ahead of browser innovation than its competitors.