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Performer: LA Opera

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Los AngelesWest Side Story

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Bernstein: West Side Story
James Conlon; Francesca Zambello; LA Opera; Peter J. Davison; Jessica Jahn; Mark McCullough; LA Opera Orchestra

Los AngelesHildegardWorld premiere

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Snider: Hildegard
Elkhanah Pulitzer; LA Opera; LA Opera Orchestra; Unknown; Beth Morrison

Los AngelesLa bohème

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Puccini: La bohème
Lina González-Granados; Brenna Corner; LA Opera; Gerard Howland; Peter J. Hall; Pablo Santiago; LA Opera Orchestra
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LA Opera’s Rigoletto: a feast for the ears – and the mind

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Quinn Kelsey shines as Verdi’s court jester as Tomer Zvulun's production opens in Los Angeles. 
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Mozart meets Gatsby in LA Opera’s new Così fan tutte

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 Michael Cavanagh's sleek new production, designed by Erhard Rom and conducted by James Conlon, transforms the 18th-century opera into a Broadway musical, score by Mozart.
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Compelling Turandot as LA Opera imports Hockney designs

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Angela Meade and Russell Thomas provide the vocal fireworks in LA Opera's staging of David Hockney's beloved production designs. 
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LA Opera drops world premiere from Missy Mazzoli

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LA Opera’s 40th season – concluding James Conlon’s 20-year run as music director – will not see any main-stage world premieres, with Missy Mazzoli’s previously scheduled Lincoln in the Bardo premiering in New York instead.

Thaddeus Strassberger on La clemenza di Tito at LA Opera

In common with Satyagraha, the core of Mozart's Enlightenment opera is forgiveness: versatile opera director Strassberger discusses his forthcoming LA production and how he gets the best from his singers.

Opera on the West Coast: the state of the art

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The opera General Directors of Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego tell us about their audiences, their productions, painting a picture of opera on the West Coast that is both different and in rude health.