OperaWire spoke to Tin about the new recording, his inspiration for a new ending of Puccini's work and having his music ...

Carnegie Hall’s 2026-2027 schedule promises some of the most substantial and out-of-the-ordinary satisfactions for classical ...

The setting shift to 1930s upper-crust America gives the revival of the farcical operatic comedy a modern zing and just feels comfortable and fun.

"Love and Romance: A Night of Italian Opera" will be presented Feb. 11 by Mechanics Hall. This is the third year the concert has been presented close to Valentine's Day. To enhance the romantic mood, ...

As Donald Trump announces the Trump Kennedy Center will close for two years, these are the acts that have canceled appearances there.

The 1891 Fredonia Opera House Performing Arts Center will present the innovatively staged and critically acclaimed “Life of ...

Stefon Diggs is headed to the AFC Championship game with the New England Patriots. While he’s been busy with his NFL off-season, he has had some legal battles to contend with, too. Thankfully for him, ...

Christos Makridis is also a co-founder of Living Opera and the Living Opera Foundation and founder of CM Culture Management. He is also an affiliate and contributor to several think tank communities ...

Jake Fillery is an Evergreen Editor for GameRant who has been writing lists, guides, and reviews since 2022. With thousands of engaging articles and guides, Jake loves conversations surrounding all ...

Something that often happens with specific video game titles is the notion of certain content being “locked” behind a “wall of requirements.” As in, you have to complete certain tasks before going ...

Introduction Postoperative pain is common and frequently addressed through opioid analgesia. This practice must balance the benefits of achieving adequate pain relief against the harms of adverse ...

Just forget the glass slippers (they must have been excruciating to wear), and for goodness’ sake throw out that moldy pumpkin coach. Gioachino Rossini’s (1792-1868) “La Cenerentola,” though funny (it ...