Natalie Johnsonius Neubert, a seasoned arts administrator with deep Berkshire ties, has been named the first president and CEO of Berkshire Opera Festival as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Director R.B. Schlather returns to Hudson Hall with a bold new staging of Handel’s blockbuster opera "Giulio Cesare," blending baroque spectacle with community-driven creativity.
Berkshire Opera Festival presents "Young Verdi in Love," a concert tracing Verdi’s early romantic works, 2 p.m. April 27, at Saint James Place in Great Barrington, ahead of this summer’s
Opera Saratoga’s 2025 season invites adventurous audiences into a thrilling mix of mystery, comedy, romance and innovation — from forest murder to Parisian revelry and edgy new works.
Boston Early Music Festival brings Telemann’s comic "Pimpinone" and tragic "Ino" to the Mahaiwe, blending baroque humor and drama in a bold double bill June 27 and 28.
Heartbeat Opera and Williamstown Theatre Festival team up for a bold, stripped-down staging of Samuel Barber’s "Vanessa,' marking the festival’s first-ever opera production.
Czech diction coach Véronique Firkusny helps opera singers bring authenticity to Bard SummerScape’s "Dalibor" and "Julietta" with expert language guidance and musical insight.
Berkshire Opera Festival's "La Traviata" will feature a singer making her debut in the leading role, one Berkshire-born opera star Maureen O'Flynn sang, and grew with, her entire career.