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The upcoming world premiere at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra of a classical music piece inspired by the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would probably have been impossible if

The upcoming world premiere at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra of a classical music piece inspired by the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would probably have been impossible if

Two critics discuss Terence Blanchard’s “Fire,” the Metropolitan Opera’s first work by a Black composer.

The writer of “Susannah” and other operas is remembered by a tenor, a conductor and an impresario who worked closely with him.

Snøhetta revealed its design for Duett Düsseldorf, a new opera house set to become the German city’s new cultural destination. S

The writer of “Susannah” and other operas is remembered by a tenor, a conductor and an impresario who worked closely with him.

The Peking Opera star Mei Lanfang (1894-1961) is generally acknowledged to have been the greatest performer of female dan roles in the history of his art. He was also a renowned theatrical innovator whose performance style is carried on as the "Mei School." Among the activities held to commemorate the 120th anniversary of his birth was the Jingju Theater Company of Beijing's

Fifteen authors will participate virtually on Sept. 25 via pre-recorded panels aired for the first time at scheduled times and simultaneously inside the Reynolds Place Theatre at the Milton Rhodes

While Bizet's score still feels immortal, Edward Dick's production – which entertains but never grips – sadly doesn't

Michel van der Aa’s new opera weaves technology into a traditional form with masterly restraint for a sci-fi spin on a fundamentally human tale.