En vivo, Video: Buscador de críticas de conciertos de música clásica, ópera, ballet y danza | Oksana Volkova

Prokofjews Tolstoi-Veroperung kann an der Bayerischen Staatsoper dank kluger Regie durch Dmitri Tcherniakov und phänomenalem Dirigat von Vladimir Jurowski auch in aktuell belastendem politischen Umfeld überzeugen.

Katharina Thalbach offers a traditional staging at the Semperoper, with fine vocal performances led by Krassimira Stoyanova, Francesco Meli and Oksana Volkova. 

In der italienischen vieraktigen Version erklingt Giuseppe Verdis Oper vielversprechend zur Saisoneröffnung.

Âmes sensibles s'abstenir ! La nouvelle production de Lady Macbeth de Mtsensk à l'Opéra de Paris, dans la mise en scène de Krzysztof Warlikowski, nous montre l’homme dans toute sa crasse et sa noirceur.

Mariss Jansons and the Vienna Philharmonic do the real storytelling as Hans Neuenfels' staging underwhelms.

Bartlett Sher's production of The Tales of Hoffmann, revived at The Met, takes a Kafka-esque, surreal view of the opera.

The gambling tables and neon lights of Las Vegas might not be the images which immediately enter your head when you think of Verdi’s Rigoletto, but bold art is often created and progressed by the pushing of boundaries and by challenging audiences to reimagine the familiar.

Would a younger soprano taking the role of Tatyana blur Kasper Holten's "dancing doubles" vision of Eugene Onegin at the Royal Opera House?

Mario Martone's Cavalleria rusticana—Pagliacci returns to La Scala, with results that do not always convince. 

I thought it ironic to hear people saying that the Met’s recent production of Two Boys was already outdated because of its ten-year-old subject: Internet chatrooms.

Read our review of Michael Mayer's production of Verdi's Rigoletto in its 2013 broadcast from the Met Opera in New York.

Verdi’s Rigoletto is possessed of a truly tragic plot. A physically disabled jester keeps his innocent daughter locked up except for weekly church visits, a situation which she only lightly resists. Rigoletto believes a curse is to blame for his daughter being killed, although she only dies as a substitute for the man Rigoletto himself has arranged to be assassinated.