Opera and Dance Fall Preview: A Rich Tapestry of Politics, Myth and Mortality From a new opera about drone warfare to a dance performance that's part rave, part alien invasion, here are 12 must-see shows this coming season. By David Cote
Adolescent Angst Vibrates Through the Indy Operas ‘Chunky in Heat’ and ‘As One’ 'Chunky in Heat' and 'As One' are two modern operas that show what's needed to take the art form further into the 21st century: nonstandard dramatic ideas, audience-friendly music and, above all, intimacy By James Jorden
Summer Opera Is About to Get Unseasonably Hot in New York City and Beyond The Met might have shut down for the summer, but opera is popping up up all over New York. By James Jorden
How Kate Lee and Clovis Lima Jr. Are Connecting the Creative Cultures of Asia and Latin America By Elisa Carollo
Estate Planning Can Turn a Lifetime of Collecting Art Into a Series of Difficult Choices By Daniel Grant