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ICEBERG New Music Collective is set to present “Dinner to Die For,” an immersive murder mystery operatic experience in Brooklyn, New York.
The production places guests inside the story itself, transforming an intimate dinner into a theatrical event built around secrets, suspicion, and live music. With only 20 seats available per performance, the evening blurs the line ...
First performed in 1846, “La Damnation de Faust” remains one of Hector Berlioz’s most audacious and elusive works: neither fully opera nor oratorio, but a hybrid “dramatic legend” that defies conventional staging and genre. Drawing on Goehte’s “Faust” while filtering the story through Berlioz’s intensely Romantic imagination, the piece moves with feverish speed from ...
Seattle-based nonprofit ArtSmart has announced a $1 million, five-year pledge from philanthropist and longtime supporter Maryanne Tagney.
In recognition of the gift, ArtSmart has established the Maryanne Tagney Youth Development Fund, which will support youth programming across the organization’s national network. As part of the pledge, every ArtSmart student in Seattl...
The Theater an der Wien is set to broadcast the opening night of “Stiffelio” on May 13 at 7 p.m.
The work will be broadcast on Radio Ö1 and will feature a cast that includes Luciano Ganci, Joyce El-Khoury, Stepanka Pucalkova, Franco Vassallo, Alessio Cacciamani, Luigi Morassi, and James Kryshak.
Jeremie Rhorer conducts.
The opera is being presented in a n...
Killer Queen Opera is set to present the second installment of The Patricia Ellen Singing Artist Residency, featuring sopranista Jay St. Flono in the monodrama “Good Church Boys Do Not Become Artists,” on May 21, 2026 at Gallery Particulier in Brooklyn, New York.
Told in three acts, the work blends memoir, performance, and recital to explore identity and self-realizati...