Opera
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An Operatic New Season for the IN Series
The IN Series kicks off a thrilling hybrid season of live, in-person events and online content
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Opera Outdoors presents “the best of opera and musical theater” for free
Washington Concert Opera offers the free outdoor concert on the upper field of Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park
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Washington National Opera brings Cinderella to Opera in the Outfield
WNO's 2015 production is an ideal opera for the uninitiated
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Spotlight: In Series plans to shake up opera with launch of all-digital season
The organization is also bolstering digital offerings with recordings from past productions and biweekly virtual Cocktail Concerts
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DC Opera Review: Washington National Opera’s ‘Don Giovanni’
How do you present Mozart's problematic, sexist Don Giovanni in the current #metoo climate?
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Opera Provocateur: Timothy Nelson has big ideas for the In Series
Nelson is positioning the forward-thinking company as a model for the future of opera
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DC Opera Review: WNO’s ‘Otello’
With "Otello," the Washington National Opera offers an extremely satisfying, grim telling of a timely classic
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The In Series’ 2019 season kicks off with an experimental “Madama Butterfly”
An altered Puccini classic opens a remarkable season at The In Series under new Artistic Director Timothy Nelson
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DC Opera Review: Washington National Opera’s ‘Tosca’ at the Kennedy Center
WNO’s Tosca delivers its heroine and famous arias with atmosphere and intimacy.
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Spotlight: ‘Tosca’ at the Kennedy Center
Director Ethan McSweeny wants to make it "as immediate and exciting as possible"
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Opera review: Faust at the Washington National Opera
An old-fashioned charmer enhanced by an artistic eye, the WNO's Faust gives the Devil his due
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Opera Review: WNO’s Eugene Onegin
The Washington National Opera's lovely, affecting "Eugene Onegin" offers a rare Russian treat
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In Series’ “The Marriage of Figaro” will feature a real same-sex wedding in upcoming performance
The new Artistic Director of the In Series, Timothy Nelson is taking exciting new risks with bold mash-ups
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Opera Review: Washington National Opera’s “La traviata”
WNO’s La traviata presents Verdi’s classic soberly, subtly, and with touching clarity
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Denyce Graves returns to the Kennedy Center in an opulent “Candide”
Graves, who stars as the Old Lady, lauds the message of Candide
