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SHENYANG, May 18 (Xinhua) -- Although the COVID-19 pandemic has brought a sudden stop to theaters activities, a Peking Opera artist from China Dalian has found

Song from the Uproar: The Lives and Deaths of Isabelle Eberhardt will mark a few firsts for the Pittsburgh-based DEMASKUS Theater Collective. Besides being the...

The Virginia Opera and the Richmond Symphony announced Monday that they have co-commissioned an operatic retelling of Loving v. Virginia, the United States Supreme Court case that legalized interracial marriage.

Belmont is excited to debut its new Fisher Center for the Performing Arts to its students and to the public. It was about a three-year build, from start to finish.

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - International Museum Day is celebrated every year on May 18. Astana Opera has its own custodians of the memory of the leading figures of musical culture and the history of opera and ballet art. Every year, new exhibits are added to the opera house’s museum treasury, and bright, memorable exhibitions are held here every month, Kazinform has learned from the Astana Opera’s press service.

Don't miss your chance to sample music and shrimp, poetry and dance, and orchestra and mariachi in Sarasota this week.

Wanda, a 15-year-old seasoned performer, is appearing in the company’s beloved and lavish “La Bohème.”

Espresso might have not made the cut, but the Italian opera is seeking to be recognised on UNESCO’s prestigious list of intangible global heritage.

After the COVID-19 pandemic emerged, Liu, head of Huangmeixi Opera Troupe of Huaining county, Anhui province, started to hold online meetings to discuss ways to keep theater staff members and artists busy.

The composer of 2022's Glyndebourne opener served time in jail, fell in love with Virginia Woolf – and rewrote the rules for women in music