British tenor Kieran White reflects on a challenging period where he battled with his mental health, and shares his experience with therapy and finding help
Antonio Pappano takes on a new title at Covent Garden following his 22-year tenure as Music Director
At 27, conductor Charlotte Corderoy is making waves in the opera world, with debuts at English National Opera, Glyndebourne, and beyond. We meet the rising star whose journey has taken her from...
The singer shares her journey from grief and depression to building a more joyful and authentic life
Springtime in the Austrian capital sees Mark Pullinger explore Mozart, numerous Normas and giant fish
As the Welsh-Ukrainian soprano prepares to step into the role of Sieglinde last-minute in the Royal Opera’s new Die Walküre, she talks about self-doubt, stage fright, and the power of perseverance
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Kosky is such a terrific director, sensitive not only to the text but also to the score. He makes you see Wagner’s music
Serebrennikov’s production offers a purgatorial journey rich in symbolism and trickster energy, blending Don Giovanni’s downfall with the transcendent strains of Mozart’s Requiem
'Sometimes, positive discrimination exists as a conscious policy. Like others, I have had my doubts about the fairness of such decisions'
The Opera Trip: how a Danish TV series is changing the game when it comes to talking about opera
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