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LA Opera Review: ‘Roberto Devereux’ Overcomes All Odds & Engrossingly Examines the Love That Eluded Queen Elizabeth I

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: The last performance of LA Opera’s “Roberto Devereux” on March 14th has been canceled. Most thrilling operas have, by their very nature,...

Review: LA Opera Presents the Classic ‘La Bohème’ with a Renewed, Stylish Sensibility

The following review of LA Opera’s “La Bohème” is based on the Wednesday, October 2nd performance. The last showing of this production is on Sunday, October 6th at 2 pm. Composed in...

Review: Plácido Domingo is Like a Fine Wine at 78 in LA Opera’s ‘El Gato Montés’

Plácido Domingo has worn many hats in the opera scene. He has conducted and been the general and artistic director of several companies, including...

The Benevolent Emperor Reigns Splendidly in LA Opera’s ‘The Clemency of Titus’

The LA Opera’s dedication to bringing operatic splendor to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion stage continues with the Los Angeles debut of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s...

Innocence Triumphs in LA Opera’s Creative & Uplifting ‘Hansel and Gretel’

The holidays are in full swing, and Engelbert Humperdinck’s classic “Hansel and Gretel” has gloriously returned to the LA Opera stage at the Dorothy...

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‘Antigone: In the Language of Kings’ Brings a Mexica Reimagining to the Getty Villa

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Pacific Jazz Orchestra Celebrates Chris Walden at 60 and Looks Ahead to an Ambitious New Season

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Justin Meyer Talks ‘Frankenstein: Resurrection,’ His New Monster Musical at the Nocturne Theatre

Some stories refuse to stay buried. At Glendale’s Nocturne...

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