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“The Tales of Hoffmann” Teaches a Phenomenal Lesson

The following review is based on the March 30th performance when Christian Van Horn played The Four Villains in place of the indisposed Nicolas...

LA Opera’s “The Abduction from the Seraglio” Would’ve Made Mozart Proud

Only six years after America won the Revolutionary War, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart premiered one of his more underappreciated German operatic works in “Die Entführung...

Plácido Domingo still at top of his game in Verdi’s “Macbeth”

Note: This article is based on the October 13th performance of “Macbeth” at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, CA, which was also...

La Bohème Resounds With Sincerity

Note: This review is based on the May 22nd performance. The LA Opera, in its 30th anniversary, is arguably more robust than it has ever...

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‘Catch Me If You Can’ Musical Lands at the Colony Theatre in Burbank

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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

Four years can be an eternity in music, but...

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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