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Woolf and Pappano at the ROH

The Royal Opera House announced its plans for the the 2014/15 season this morning. On the dance side, there are enticing propositions from W...

I have always loved Die Frau ohne Schatten , since the moment I first heard the Act II finale, 'Barak, ich hab' es nicht getan!'...

Spotting Edward Steichen's 1906 portrait of Richard Strauss in my presentation for the Royal Opera House's Insight Evening about Di...

It's Strauss all the time at Entartete Musik towers just now. I'm writing about Die Frau ohne Schatten for one of the broadsheets,...

According to a tweet by the Royal Opera House's Director of Opera, Kasper Holten, Christoph Waltz's production of Der Rosenkavalier...

1. Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and Mariss Jansons (Salzburg Festival) The BRSO's pairing of ...

'Man is an abyss – you feel giddy when you look into it.' So Wozzeck tells us in the second act of Berg's 1925 opera. The same c...

A new production of a 19th-century Russian classic is a major landmark in any ballet company's life. And Carlos Acosta has provided a ha...