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Opera Lafayette

A photograph of a female opera singer in a soft pink and gold gown with a red veil shows her singing with arms outstretched in front of an orchestra, as a conductor in black leads the ensemble of violinists, cellists, and other musicians, some of whom wear glasses or masks.

Edmond Dédé’s ‘Morgiane’ Is as Musically Rich as It Is Historically Significant

This opera has plenty to captivate beyond its status as the oldest opera by a Black American composer.
By Gabrielle Ferrari
A man dressed like a sailor and a woman wearing a dress and apron sing on an opera stage

Opera Lafayette’s French Baroque Gems Enliven Spring on the Upper East Side

Korneel Bernolet has resurrected a delightful addition to French baroque opera known as opéra-ballet.
By Christopher Corwin

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