Preparing Tomorrow’s Opera Stars: Joyce DiDonato Shows Us How It’s Done Opera master classes let eager fans see another facet of their favorite singers' artistry, but these events are not without controversy. By Christopher Corwin
Bard SummerScape Once More Endeavors to Make Meyerbeer Great Again The sporadically involving 'Prophète' pleased far less than 'Huguenots' had fifteen years earlier. By Christopher Corwin
The Met Makes Opera Political in the Week Leading Up to Election Day From 'Don Carlo' to 'Nixon in China,' the Metropolitan Opera takes a political approach to its online programming leading up to the election. By James Jorden
Responding to Plácido Domingo Allegations, Met and LA Opera Take Different Approaches By Helen Holmes