New York City Opera
New York City Opera’s ‘Stonewall’ Pays Vocal Tribute to a Messy Uprising
Adolescent Angst Vibrates Through the Indy Operas ‘Chunky in Heat’ and ‘As One’
Summer Opera Is About to Get Unseasonably Hot in New York City and Beyond
City Opera’s ‘María de Buenos Aires’ Takes a Close Look at a Sex Worker’s Rise and Fall
‘Brokeback Mountain’ Opera Sings of Gay Love—Minus the Passion
Anna Netrebko Proves Opera Divas Still Exist In a Breathtaking ‘Tosca’
New York City Opera’s New ‘La Fanciulla del West’ Is a Tearjerker
New York City Opera Clips the Wings of ‘Angels in America’
At NYCO, a Fairy Tale Opera May Lead to a Happy Ending
‘Old Lady’ Linda Lavin Animates NYCO’s Stale ‘Candide’
Despite Explosive Subject Matter, ‘Fallujah’ Opera Is a Dud
Same Old, Same Old from New York City Opera
NYCO Takes a Stab at Some Violent Operas … And Misses
All the Best Opera: What to See This Season
Olga Hirshhorn Dead at 95, Damien Hirst Curating South London Show, and More
The Prototype Festival Turns 3, and Turns Essential With Glorious New Operas
Drama at the Opera
When the Fat Lady Sang: Christian de Portzamparc Nearly Built a Wild Opera Tower
Why City Opera May Bite the Dust, and What That Means for New York
