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Celebrating nature and its beauty was the focus of an operatic showcase held Sunday near downtown.

Splendidly staged and sung, Thomas Allen's touring revival of his 2013 production does Mozart's great supernatural melodrama proud

With constant rehearsing and performing, Jelinek went full force towards her dream, not knowing the damage happening to the very instrument she used to wow her...

Brett Dean, whose adaptation of the classic play is at the Metropolitan Opera, discusses the four notes that embody Hamlet’s dilemma.

Anthony Davis’s “X” has stretches of incantation that, in person, turn it into something like a sacred rite.

The star mezzo-soprano resisted the thought police in Soviet-controlled Latvia – and she isn’t going to play the victim now

Brett Dean and Matthew Jocelyn’s adaptation of the classic play is both traditional and innovative, elegant and passionate.

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The Spanish mezzo-soprano was internationally acclaimed for her dramatic performances in the works of Mozart, Rossini and Bizet.

The Valkyries will ride into Dallas when the Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents Richard Wagner’s complete Der Ring des Nibelungen as an opera-in-concert...