Archive for the Opera Category
August 20th, 2009
The first Padstow Arts Festival celebrates the life and works of two former eminent Padstow residents, Sir Malcolm Arnold and Sir John Betjeman. Both were among the most vital and creative spirits in post-war Britain, with a real genius for engaging with their audiences.
April 9th, 2009
Whether visiting St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theater to experience Mozart and Verdi, or taking in the mountainous backdrop at the Santa Fe Opera in New Mexico, music lovers are seeking ways to experience the classics on the right stage.
March 20th, 2009
As spring looks to have arrived, many people will be starting to think about summer and which festivals to attend. Those looking to combine a festival with a great value holiday should check out some of the top festivals in Hungary this year
July 2nd, 2008
From July 10th to August 14th the Teatro dell’Opera will transfer its stage between the walls of Terme di Caracalla, one of the best preserved archeological buildings in Rome. This magnificent site of Roman remains bestow on this event that have been repeated since 1937, a unique character, not only to the Romans.
June 12th, 2008
Since 1913 the Arena di Verona is the backdrop for the most famous open air opera season starting from June 20th and ending August 31st. This year’s program composed of five operas and forty-nine performances begins with Aida a new production inspired the very first stage design in 1913.