As tenor Daniel Behle moves towards Wagner roles, taking the title role in Christoph Loy’s new Lohengrin at Dutch National Opera, he shares the importance of family, versatility and making space to...
Composer Jacques Cohen premiered his opera The Lady of Satis House in 2012. Now, over 10 years later, he reflects on the work and its themes as the premiere recording is released
Starring as Mimì in the Royal Opera House’s revival of La bohème, Chilean soprano Yaritza Véliz shares her inspiring journey of conquering language and cultural barriers to soar in the world of opera
Redefining industry norms with his work on- and off-stage, tenor Russell Thomas shares how he is channelling trauma into powerful art to inspire and heal
We explore how Scottish Opera takes the joy of opera to remote Scottish communities
Former opera singer, now founder and CEO of Valentine Voice Care, Kate Valentine tells Opera Now about the motivation behind her voice centres and the importance of industry-wide education to...
A world premiere at Dresden’s Semperoper from Detlev Glanert exposes the detailed collaborations of this dedicated storyteller. Here he reveals the inspirations behind The Jewess of Toledo
The tenor on advocating for singers' rights as President-elect of the ISM, his early career and musical partnership with husband Dylan Perez
As she makes her return to the opera stage, Carolyn Sampson reflects on the importance of family and trust in her life as an artist
The American Bass-Baritone meets Opera Now whilst playing Germont in Welsh National Opera's production of Verdi's La traviata
From slavery to a spy ring, Intelligence – Jake Heggie’s new work about two women in the American Civil War – premieres at Houston Grand Opera this month
Where do we stand with issues of body image and eating disorders within today's opera world?
Opera Philadelphia stages a world premiere telling the story of journalist Nellie Bly as she exposed the mistreatment of women within mental hospitals
Ahead of his appearance at the Met Opera's opening night in Jake Heggie's Dead Man Walking, the bass-baritone shares the importance of social action and bringing it to opera
Mezzo Jamie Barton shares her connection to characters through trauma, bringing pride to the 2019 BBC Proms and the impact of living with ADHD
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