The Alliance Française de Colombo transformed into a vibrant salon as the Menaka Singers Opera Ensemble presented “A Night at ...

From Schubert to ‘Spamalot,’ Tulsa’s 2026 – 2027 theater calendar offers something for everyone. America’s longest-running ...

The Glimmerglass Festival is in full swing in Cooperstown and this season features a homecoming of sorts for ...

Fans of English early music have two fascinating options, Lacrimæ, or Seven Tears, a Lucas Harris project that blends Dowland ...

The famed Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra Vienna is set to return to Bucharest and perform at the Romanian Athenaeum on December ...

From classical ballet to contemporary dance, the classic arts scene in New York is never quiet. Here is just a sampling of ...

Our critic rounds up the brightest young things in the classical music world (and where to see them in concert) ...

1899 painting by Gustav Klimt of Franz Schubert at the piano. Great Barrington — Baritone Jarrett Porter, an American lieder specialist, joins Berkshire Opera Festival Artistic Director Brian Garman ...

Five hundred torches pierced the blackness of a Vienna night. Five hundred dark-coated figures crowded their way down a crooked street in the Himmel-pfortgrund, stopped before an empty house tucked ...

Thirty years after the landmark off-Broadway and Broadway productions of “Rent” premiered, it’s nice to have a different way to experience Jonathan Larson’s game-changing musical theater masterpiece.

BEFORE the Shuberts rose to em-inence, the American theatre was governed in totalitarian fashion by an organization known as the Syndicate, headed by Marc Klaw and Abe Erlanger. In 1905, when the ...