Opera

"In this stage of his life, Masetto feels powerless, as a peasant with wealthy Don Giovanni coming into the picture."

One by an African American composer, the other by a Jewish immigrant, these two one-act operas can both be seen as quintessentially American.

The adventurous opera company sets Puccini's tale of a barge outdoors at the edge of Manhattan where seagoing commerce once thrived.

A spirited concert staging at Carnegie Hall featured Christine Ebersole, David Garrison, and Shereen Ahmed with the MasterVoices chorus and orchestra.

Rife with stagecraft, physicality, and superb singing and acting, 'Lady M' is a mesmerizing stripped-down re-imagining of Verdi's opera 'Macbeth.'

Gleaming voices, exceptional acting, and Puccini's endlessly wonderful music make this a worthy production regardless of the trimming-down and the conceptual trappings.

A puppet Gulliver, a powerful poem by Stanley Kunitz, and an android tenor add up to a grand evening of opera and solo voice.

The world-renowned conductor spoke with us about the upcoming world premiere, in which he leads student musicians and singers along with professionals.

A stunning adaptation that addresses America's 21st-century racial reckoning.

As it manages artists and tours the agency works to facilitate cross-cultural exchange of music, opera, dance and more while building careers.