Mozart’s famous opera is a whirlwind comedy of betrothal, betrayal and deliciously bad behaviour. Set on a single day, it packs in a dazzling procession of madcap comic schemes and setbacks, all of ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Mozart’s beloved score is instantly recognisable, from Figaro's ironic farewell to ...

Opera Colorado introduced a new model with its season schedule this year — all three of its productions at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House play in four months in the early part of the year, removing ...

EDITOR'S NOTE: Though many opera fans would like to see it happen, "The Marriage of Figaro" will not be performed again this coming weekend at WestConn. An earlier story was incorrect. The show was ...

The niftiest bit of stagecraft in Seattle Opera s production of Mozart s bubbliest comedy is director Peter Kazaras decision to make the Act 1-to-Act 2 set change during the Act 1 finale, Figaro s ...

This English Touring Opera co-production with the RCM has been revived by Bernadette Iglich from James Conway’s original staging. We may be in the summer residence of Aguas Frescas during the late ...

Martin Lloyd-Evans’ staging of The Marriage of Figaro in Amanda Holden’s racy translation for Mid-Wales Opera is a clever affair. There’s no chorus; we have the traditional doubling of the tenor roles ...