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San Francisco Opera Medal Awarded To Director Michael Cavanagh - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Opera Medal Awarded To Director Michael Cavanagh

San Francisco Opera presented the Opera Medal, the Company's highest honor, to Michael Cavanagh shortly before his death last month. The acclaimed Canadian opera director, who passed away on March 13 from leptomeningeal cancer at the age of 62, was a guiding, creative force behind a number of important new productions for San Francisco Opera over the past decade.

The Atlanta Opera To Present Verdi's Masterpiece of Italian Opera: RIGOLETTO As Part of Its Mainstage Season This November - Vimarsana News

The Atlanta Opera To Present Verdi's Masterpiece of Italian Opera: RIGOLETTO As Part of Its Mainstage Season This November

The Atlanta Opera presents its first mainstage event of the new season with a new co-production of Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto on Nov 4 -7, 2023 at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. 

Looking back at memorable moments in design at San Francisco Opera - Vimarsana News

Looking back at memorable moments in design at San Francisco Opera

From celebrity fashion designers and visual artists to dramatic reimaginings of classics, the company hasn't shied away from daring concepts.

MusicalAmerica - SFO's <i>Don Giovanni</i>: A Convincing Case for a World Beyond Repair - Vimarsana News

MusicalAmerica - SFO's <i>Don Giovanni</i>: A Convincing Case for a World Beyond Repair

Musical America is the web's leading business source for the performing arts. Find the latest industry news, careers and contacts at MusicalAmerica.com!

Review: S.F. Opera sets a muddled 'Don Giovanni' in an American dystopia - Vimarsana News

Review: S.F. Opera sets a muddled 'Don Giovanni' in an American dystopia

Even with fine singing from a largely splendid cast, the final offering in the company's Mozart trilogy never connects.