Review: Girls of the Golden West (Los Angeles Philharmonic, John Adams)
Adams’ problem opera at last gets the reading it deserves.
Adams’ problem opera at last gets the reading it deserves.
A book full of insights from a singer taken too soon.
Six years after its first Australian outing, Brett Dean’s must-see opera is back with Allan Clayton recreating his bravura portrayal of the titular Dane.
Rusalka is a potent reminder that opera is a hybrid beast with real power to engage and sometimes overwhelm.
Breaking the Waves director Anne-Louise Sarks talks to Limelight about the opera version of one of the most harrowing films of the 1990s.
French director Laurent Pelly’s hit production of the Massenet favourite to open Opera Australia's 2025 campaign.
Felicity Tomkins has won $43,000 to support further overseas study and career development.
Restoring the mythic nature of Virgil’s epic to Purcell's Baroque masterpiece, Yaron Lifschitz sets a new benchmark for opera production in Australia.
Ahead of Opera Australia’s Puccini Gala, conductor Daniel Smith and soprano Julie Lea Goodwin put the composer’s genius under the microscope.
Opera in the UK needs to be more relevant and diverse, but ultimately investment and education are what's needed to secure its future.
Trent Dalton. Coco Chanel. Anton Bruckner. Casey Donovan. What's the connection? They're all featured in an all-star August issue of Limelight. Don't miss it!
Emerging artists interpret numerous oddballs of history in this handsomely staged production of a forgotten mid-century gem.
A near-perfect night at the opera does Puccini proud, with Suor Angelica proven to be the indispensable heart of the work.