'Seraglio' opens Atlanta Opera season
The ‘why’ behind Mozart’s early opera, a farcical stew of Turks, sex and true love.
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Atlanta Opera adds 4th title in 2016-17
Season includes 3 historic works, a Pulitzer winner and 2 in Discoveries Series.
Read More'Tosca,' 'Faust,' 'Barber of Seville' in opera's 2013-14 lineup
Atlanta Opera’s 2013-14 season includes three operas; its High School Opera Institute, beginning with auditions in September; the fourth annual 24-Hour Opera Project, which moves to Nov. 1-2 to coincide with National Opera Week; and the 2013 Atlanta Opera Ball, a fundraiser titled “Puccini’s Palazzo.”
Read More24-Hour Opera applications due by Friday
If you’re a composer, lyricist, singer, stage director or stage manager — with a yen for opera, Atlanta Opera wants you.
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'Enriching lives through the power of opera'
The Atlanta Opera has experienced more change in the past 10 years than at any other time in its its 33-year existence. Here’s a look back — and ahead.
Read MoreThe glass armonica: An instrument of madness
People have been tapping and striking glass objects as a means of making music for more than 600 years. By the early 1700s European musicians began serious study of causing …
Read MoreLucia di Lammermoor
Poor Lucia: Stuck in gloomy, Gothic Scotland, betrothed to a boy from the wrong side of the moor, caught in the middle of her brother’s blood feud … it’s enough to …
Read MoreCosì fan tutte: A flawless farce
Così fan tutte was the last of the three librettos written for Mozart by Lorenzo da Ponte, the indefatigable scapegoat whose career of diverse occupations ended with his death in …
Read MoreThe Atlanta Opera goes high-tech
Porgy & Bess has always been known to rattle the cages of opera’s conventions. This production will be no different. This time, it won’t be the themes, music or characters …
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