Performer: Plácido Domingo

Tragic love, deceit, retribution... and Plácido Domingo. Despite its darkness, the Wiener Staatsoper's revival of Simon Boccanegra makes for an enjoyable evening. 

At 78, Domingo rages against the ravages of time, and – certainly in this production – shows the next generation a thing or two about stagecraft.

Plácido Domingo makes a dramatic recovery for a spirited celebration of the composer's birthday in Prague.

All three operas in Puccini's triptych are strongly cast in this revival. 

Anna Netrebko shines opposite Plácido Domingo in Harry Kupfer's uncertain new production.

Bartlett Sher's production of Gounod's Romeo et Juliette returns to the Met. 

Prestigious opera competition Operalia, held this year in Sofia, Bulgaria, is open to singers of all voice types between 20 and 32 years old.

In the wake of her receiving the Birgit Nilsson Prize, the Swedish soprano discusses the development of her lauded career and what the future might hold. 

A classical music talent show supported by Plácido Domingo has become a blockbuster in Hungary. Plans have now been announced for UK and US versions. We ask: can the show bring classical music to a mass audience?