Written on Skin: Read like Poetry
Written on Skin, an opera by British composer George Benjamin, premiered in 2012 in France and later at the Royal Opera House in 2013. This modern take on the operatic form was fascinating to watch [read on]
Written on Skin, an opera by British composer George Benjamin, premiered in 2012 in France and later at the Royal Opera House in 2013. This modern take on the operatic form was fascinating to watch [read on]
Fantastic production by Opera de Montreal [read on]
Neal Morse’s progressive rock musical brings a new approach to an oft-told story. [read on]
Famed soprano Sarah Brightman’s newest album ‘Hymn’ is the perfect soundtrack to your winter wonderland. [read on]
You probably know the Bugs Bunny classic, “Kill the Wabbit.” That one’s not from Das Rheingold. It’s from Ride of the Valkyries, another part of Wagner’s Ring cycle. Yeah, I was bummed about that too. [read on]
Two talented performers and simple, intimate staging pack a meaningful punch [read on]
Ghislaine Deschambault and Huizi Wang talk about La Porte, an opera being performed in June in Montreal. [read on]
Excellent academic presentation of Candide. [read on]
Chamber orchestra follows life of artist. [read on]
The biggest exhibition of Chagall ever to take place in Canada is at the Fine Arts museum. Find out about it here. [read on]
En ces jours frisquets où la déprime nous guette tout au long de l’hiver il est bon d’égayer nos esprits en se permettant des sorties culturelles. À titre de solution, je vous propose donc une [read on]
Powerful opera looks at the Argentinian Junta and its abuses through the trial of one young woman in her youth and now. [read on]
Photo gallery of Roger Water’s and the Opera de Montréal announcing Another Brick in the Wall : The Opera. [read on]
Opera at Place des Arts has the drama of the Shakespeare original. [read on]
L’Opera de Montréal does justice to timeless mtyh of Elektra myth with powerful performance of Strauss’ adaptation. [read on]
Popular children’s book turned into opera by students at Schulich. [read on]
The story is a familiar one of love and betrayal, but it has plenty to keep an opera noob interested. [read on]
Nagano leads the OSM and a group of performers in Carmen, but the adaptation to the space needs better logistical considerations. [read on]
NDG residents’ diverse talents showcased in week long festival. [read on]
Before it transforms, catch Acteon in Westmount performed by the Compagnie Baroque Mont-Royal [read on]
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