Tag Archives: rock opera

Dantone and UniversalDice capture the elation and pain of all-consuming love on 'birth, love, hate, death.'

If you’re not a fan of the band but want to experience one of the more potent albums to come from the wave of bands labeled as “emo” during the last decade, then you should definitely consider this landmark release from My Chemical Romance.

Director Rick Sanchez's experimental staging of the classic rock opera contains more hits than misses, thanks to some solid performances.

The ever-inventive Ian Anderson is back on the road with a high-concept multimedia repackaging of songs from the vast Jethro Tull catalog.

'I'm not a politician, not a university lecturer. I am a songwriter, an entertainer, I dance around and play the fool for you on stage and you can kind of tap your feet and smile along with me.'

For fans of 'Tommy,' this is a masterpiece collection of new and old material that will add to your enjoyment of this essential piece of rock history.

L.A.'s DOMA Theatre Company takes on Pete Townshend and Des McAnuff's 1992 musical in an entertaining update.

A fine, if slightly flawed re-examining of what is arguably the Who's greatest album.