Opera Luminata: Pyrotechnic Opera
If you’re looking for an entertaining, easy to digest (and enjoy) operatic experience, make sure not to miss StarLite Pyrotechnics’ Opera Luminata.
Opera Luminata's Jennifer Elisabetta Centrone and la...
Puccini’s Madama Butterfly at Canadian Opera Company
Madama Butterfly is a story of the Other— the exotic Japanese woman, an object to be possessed and exploited, later to be thrown away once she outgrows her mysticism. Pinkerton talks early on of the need to possess this butterfly, even at the cost of crushing her wings, in fact, to go as far as to pinning her to the wall to lay claim to his prize.
For the love of Opera: Verdi’s Falstaff
Canadian Opera Company’s comedic and near flawless Falstaff—what a way to start the season.
Gerald Finley as Sir John Falstaff in the Canadian Opera Company production of Falstaff plays the epitome of life ...
For the love of Opera: Don Quichotte
COC ends their season on a high note with a perfect Don Quichotte
Quinn Kesley as Sancho Panza and Ferruccio Furlanetto as Don Quichotte with their four legged friends and onlookers.
Jules Massenet’s Don...
For the Love of Opera: Roberto Devereux
The Canadian Opera Company’s production of Donizetti’s Roberto Devereux is beautiful opera with only a few kinks.
Roberto Devereux shows a jealously obsessed Queen Elizabeth I. “My wrath readies such a tom...
