The Royal Opera – complete 2026-2027 Season
The complete presentation, calendar and production details of the full Royal Opera 2026-2027 Season.
The complete presentation, calendar and production details of the full Royal Opera 2026-2027 Season.
La Scala dedicates the opening of its ballet season to Giorgio Armani, and an exhibition of photos titled ‘Giorgio Armani at La Scala’ will be on display.
The Royal Opera 2025/26 Season with its new musical director, Jakub Hrůša, and 8 new productions.
The Royal Opera season 2024-2025 with presentation, casting, dates and a new name.
The 2023-2024 Opera Season of the Teatro alla Scala will present 14 productions, 10 of which are new, with a predominantly Italian repertoire.
Competitive pricing for La Scala’s new streaming service with live performances and a catalogue of recorded operas, ballet and concerts.
The Royal Opera House has launched its new streaming service with 45 performances and 85 behind-the-scenes features.
The Royal Opera House’s Opera and Ballet programming for 2022-2023 with new productions and world premieres.
Conductor Evelino Pidò withdrew from I Capuleti e i Montecchi at La Scala for Covid-linked motives a week before the dress rehearsal. Speranza Scappucci took over.
A glorious performance of Handel’s Theodora with Emelyanychev conducting Il Pomo d’Oro with Oropesa, DiDonato, Spyres, Chest and Bénos-Djian.
The Royal Opera House announces its 2021/22 Season, the first full Season since 2019, opening on Monday 13 September.
La Scala 2021-2022 Opera Season will present 13 opera productions, nine are new productions. Plus recycling, women’s equality and lower prices.
Festival della Valle d’Itria: for the 47th edition the great voices of opera in Martina Franca from July 17 to August 5. Festival music director Fabio Luisi will be on the podium for the opening ceremony.
In the first complete season since 2019, The Royal Opera has announced its early plans for its 2021-2022 season.
The Arena Opera Festival has confirmed the dates, operas, and stellar casts as originally scheduled, starting with the return of Riccardo Muti, 41 years after his only appearance on the Arena’s podium. In compliance with the Covid-19 safety measures, Fondazione Arena di Verona will present five new productions that will be less structural and more…
With Roberto Alagna, Lisette Oropesa and Plácido Domingo, La Scala has concluded its recordings for tonight’s opening gala (5pm CET)
Despite coronavirus restrictions, La Scala will celebrate the opening of its season 2020-2021 – however long or short it may be – on 7 December, the feast of Saint Ambrose, Milan’s saint’s day.
The starry evening, A riveder le stelle (Seeing the Stars Again), will be broadcast live by Rai Cultura on Italian television’s Rai 1 at 5pm. Riccardo Chailly will conduct, and the director Davide Livermore will use actors and projections to create a context for the starry cast of 24 singers together with La Scala’s dancers.
The Board of Directors of Teatro alla Scala met today and, due to the current epidemiological situation and the continually tightening regulatory framework, has decided to cancel the planned opening of the 2020-2021 season at the opera house.
A concert on 1 May at 9 pm (21.00 CEST – 15.00 EDT – 20.00 BST), organised by the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino’s new intendant Alexander Pereira, will feature Cecilia Bartoli, Vittorio Grigolo, Mikhail Petrenko, Diana Damrau, Ludovic Tézier, Francesco Meli, Lisette Oropesa, Luca Salsi, Thomas Hampson, Krassimira Stoyanova, Michele Pertusi, Eva Mei, Leo Nucci, Sonya Yoncheva, Fabio Sartori, and Saioa Hernández, among others yet to be announced.
David McVicar‘s new production of I masnadieri (The Robbers) for La Scala features a monumental set by Charles Edwards which is modified during the opera, but largely remains the same, so there is a line of showers (functional) alongside a tomb and a series of tavern tables and benches all within the entrance hall of…
Q&A When did you start singing? We have a recording of me when I was three singing La via dolorosa, complete with background track. So it’s safe to say, I think, since I was a toddler. Why did you start singing? My whole family sings, and my mother in particular is very gifted. So it…
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