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He collaborated on operas with Jack Beeson and Ned Rorem and published numerous poetry books. Late in life, he was victimized by theft.

Whether in works by Mahler, Mozart or Rossini, directors at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in France evoke mass death and refugee crises.

Qi Xiaoya, a virtual figure playing a young female role in Qinqiang Opera, has caught peoples attention since it made its debut in an art festival in Xian, capital of Northwest Chinas Shaanxi Province.

Tian Haojiang, a Beijing-born, New York-based basso opera singer, write an autobiography that reviews his music career and life over the past four decades.

A concert was staged at the China National Opera House in Beijing on July 6, marking the 70th anniversary of the company as well as kicking off its season of the company's new theater.

Composer Laura Bowler, playwright Laura Lomas and director Katie Mitchell's new opera at the Linbury is full of rage but theatrically inert

Yuval Sharon’s wildly innovative stagings, already celebrated in Berlin and Los Angeles, reach new heights in Michigan.

It's a busy week for art galleries, museums, concerts and theater in Sarasota.

After a delayed start due to some COVID-19 cases, the Seagle Music Festival is kicking off its summer opera season with "Hello, Dolly" tonight.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a new set of challenges for the performing arts industry. In a time of social distancing, theaters and artists are finding new ways to engage with audiences and practice their craft.