Opera Theatre of Saint Louis’ 49th season continues with a sprightly yet sorrowful production of Puccini’s La bohème. An indispensable
There was a rapturous moment offstage during the opening night of Opera Theatre of St. Louis’ Susannah. Conductor Gemma New, herself in
There is not much color in Opera Theatre St. Louis’ production of Tosca. But that does not mean it is drab. Relying
It is only fitting that Opera Theatre St. Louis closes out its 48th season with an opera about overcoming adversity.
Bullfighting and bravado take center stage for Opera Theatre of St. Louis’ feisty production of Carmen. Set in Franco’s Spain,
William Grant Still may not be as well known to casual opera fans as Verdi or Rossini, but he should
Knowing that this year has been challenging for everyone, Opera Theatre of St. Louis is bringing glad tidings to those
Returning to Opera Theatre St. Louis for the first time in a decade, Rigoletto is a sad and sordid affair.
In addition to mounting works from their classical repertoire, Opera Theatre St. Louis also commissions new work that speaks to
In a season filled with intrigue, passion and intense drama, Opera Theatre St. Louis‘ Orfeo & Euridice is a refreshing dose of mystic
