Evan Berkowitz

Berkshire Opera Festival closes its season with a powerful production of a bel canto masterpiece, showcasing the artistry and vocal brilliance at the heart of the genre.

A reigning countertenor discusses what he enjoys as a singer, what he’s accomplished as a general director of Opera Philadelphia, and how he balances such varied roles, onstage and off.

The inaugural crop of resident artists will show off what they've learned onstage, but Berkshire Opera Festival hopes to build something deeper.

From Glimmerglass’ new take on a classic comedy to a Tanglewood performance of a masterpiece, Mozart's legacy strong as ever

One of opera's all-time classics will introduce the 29-year-old company to Western Massachusetts audiences May 15.

New York audiences, last month, got a brief taste of "Roman Fever," the second Wharton-inspired opera from librettist Joan Ross Sorkin.

Glimmerglass Festival and Opera Saratoga lead a first-of-its-kind collaboration to tour Kurt Weill’s “Happy End” across Massachusetts and New York, exploring evolving performances and shared artistic energy.

Four early-career singers and a budding accompanist will live and learn in the Berkshires this summer, culminating in a fully staged opera production

Williams Opera Workshop will stage Puccini’s full “Il Trittico” in 2026, giving students a rare chance to perform the three-act trilogy in Berkshire County.

For an hour and change at Mass MoCA, an important, enigmatic, exhilarating theatrical force came back to life.