In his final years, the work of his Havergal Brian most wanted to hear was his fourth opera, Faust. His wish was never granted, and even after his death only a few extracts were performed – the ...

Jonas Kaufmann will no longer sing at London’s Royal Opera House — because, of all things, the pay is too low. “I don’t know how you do it,” the tenor recently told BBC Radio 3. In the same interview, ...

Following the launch of Opera Neon, the company is now expanding some of its AI features to other browsers, including Opera GX and Opera One. Here’s what’s new. Opera announced today an expansion of ...

Submitted photo Steampunk elements will be added to the Victorian-era costumes for Opera Western Reserve’s production of Charles Gounod’s “Faust.” “Faust” is a timeless tale, and it will have a ...

HOW MUCH: Tickets range from $30 to $80 and are available at the DeYor Performing Arts Center box office, online at “Faust” is a timeless tale, and it will have a steampunk look when Opera Western ...

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Few operas have enjoyed such an enviable fate as Gounod's Faust. Well received at its premiere, followed by international success, which still makes it the most performed French opera in the world ...

Prologue. Time, the early 1930s; place, Manhattan. A series of vignettes depicts the childhood successes of a little blonde from Brooklyn, Belle (“Bubbles”) Silverman. At three, she sings and ...

First seen in 2004, McVicar’s staging still has all the illicit sheen and lure of Marguerite’s jewels. In an era of austerity (even at the Royal Opera) this kind of old-school, expensive theatricality ...

Celebrating its sixth revival, David McVicar’s critically acclaimed production of Faust is a spectacular success with stunning sets and costumes, a magnificent cast, and some of Gounod’s greatest ...

Heartbeat Opera’s radical adaptations of classic titles can soar or fall flat, but one constant has always been music director Dan Schlosberg, whose ingenious maverick arrangements—such as February’s ...