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The beauty of operas comes from intense planning, as said by William Shomos, director of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Opera. This semester, “The Marriage of Figaro,” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,

With a move to Manchester on the cards, the ENO may be forced to sell the Coliseum

Benjamin Bernheim’s arrival at the house was put off by the pandemic. Now singing in Verdi’s “Rigoletto,” he’s a natural fit there.

“Finding Place,” an exhibition of multidimensional works by Ollie Singleton is on exhibit through Dec. 16 at Elberson Fine Arts Center at Salem Academy and College, 412 Rams Drive, Winston-Salem.

Commentary When you think of “Frankenstein,” does opera come to mind? Mary Shelley’s classic novel about a scientist ...

MACAO, Nov. 12 (Xinhua) -- Singers from the China National Opera House presented classic folk selections on Saturday in the Macao Special Administrative Region

Ministers said "Levelling up" would not amount to “robbing Peter to pay Paul”, but would benefit all. The reality looks different

ASTANA. KAZINFORM Warm and sunny Barcelona is the theatregoers’ main association with Minkus’ ballet Don Quixote. This enthralling production will be held at Astana Opera on November 15 and 16 as part of Zhibek Zholy International Festival.

The 12-year-old was performing the opening lines of his debut performance at the Royal Opera House in London when an audience member shouted at him.

A famed Chinese architect and intellectual of the 20th century, Lin Huiyin (1904-55) dedicated her passion to protecting the legacy of Chinese history and culture.