‘Ainadamar’ and the Death of Federico García Lorca Command the Stage at LA Opera Composer Osvaldo Golijov and soprano Ana María Martínez reflect on how this historical tragedy echoes in today’s political atmosphere. By Jordan Riefe
On Family, Faith and Ensemble Work: Incandescent Soprano Angel Blue Opens Up "One person might be the lead but, ultimately, people are coming to see a team.” By Annie Levin
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
Higher Education Doesn’t Need a Better Story. It Needs a More Believable One. By Alexandra Sollberger