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Atlanta Opera’s 2014-15 season opens with a “Choral Silver Celebration” marked Chorus Master Walter Huff’s anniversary, and includes “Madama Butterfly,” “Rigoletto,” “The Marriage of Figaro” and “Three Decembers.”
Read MoreAtlanta Opera Chorus Master Walter Huff has been named a full-time associate professor of choral conducting at Indiana University, but will also remain with the opera — for his 25th season.
Read MoreThe Atlanta Opera today named Israeli stage director Tomer Zvulun its new general manager and artistic director, effective June. 1. Zvulun succeeds general manager Dennis Hanthorn, who left rather abruptly last July.
Read MoreAtlanta 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 MoreIf you’re a composer, lyricist, singer, stage director or stage manager — with a yen for opera, Atlanta Opera wants you.
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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 MoreAtlanta Opera is taking the children’s opera “Stone Soup” to Woodstock, Decatur and two intown venues.
Read MoreAtlanta Opera Chorus Master Walter Huff will join the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music faculty this fall as an adjunct associate professor of music in choral conducting.
Read MoreIn Charleston, the struggling occupants of Catfish Row live a life of hard work and tough times, yearning for a better life and great love. Get to know Porgy, Bess, …
Read Moreby Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Widely regarded as the greatest opera ever composed, Don Giovanni tells of the devious schemes and hijinks of history’s most beguiling scoundrel, Don Juan. Mozart’s anti-hero …
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