Randy Lutz, the Santa Fe opera's properties director since 1993, died Tuesday at age 62.
What's Thanksgiving without a little family dysfunction (or a lot)? Since most of us won't be traveling this year or opening our houses to family members and friends, here are some streaming opera performances to fill the void.
The San Francisco Opera hosts a virtual sale via its costume shop.
The opera world’s most innovative pandemic response comes from the Finnish National Opera, which quickly pivoted from a planned season-opening production of Richard Wa…
Due to concerns over COVID-19 and fiscal forecasts, the lineup is leaner than usual, with 27 performances of four productions.
Officials there initially said Santa Fe Opera Artistic Director Alexander Neef wouldn't join the French company until the summer of 2021.
Santa Fe Opera @ Home looks at the operatic version of M. Butterfly, which was slated to have its world premiere here this summer.
The Metropolitan Opera hosts a ticketed series called Met Stars Live in Concert. Husband-and-wife team Roberto Alagna and Aleksandra Kursak perform via livestream on Sunday, Aug. 16.
This week's Santa Fe Opera at Home focuses on Rusalka, Antonín Dvořák's “lyrical fairy tale,” which premiered in Prague in 1901.
Wagner's Tristan und Isolde is an opera that proves that sex, poverty, and philosophy can combine to create potent results.
Not even 10,000 gallons of water could save Santa Fe's original opera house.
The Magic Flute is a work that presents us with the perfect paradox — a piece that is quite likely the best of all possible introductions to opera for a child or a first-timer, yet one which offers repeated rewards to the most experienced attendees
While none of us can enjoy this season of the Santa Fe Opera in the way we had hoped, it’s still possible to explore the planned 2020 operas with SFO @ Home, Pasatiemp…
How did Richard Strauss orchestrate such a "brilliantly conceived" opera, as Sir Mark Elder once wrote about Salome? We break down the first page of the score for you.
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