Meet the Young Mechanical Engineer Behind Letter Boxed

Despite his scientific background, Sam Ezersky wants his word-game solutions to “feel fun and human.”

Kao Kalia Yang Turns Her Book Into An Opera

The stage adaptation of Yang's "The Song Poet: A Memoir of My Father," a story about the Hmong tradition, premieres at the Minnesota Opera.

Riccardo Muti's Takes on Mozart's "Don Giovanni"

Ahead of the production's Milan premiere, the conductor discusses finding the balance between comic relief and drama in the opera.

A banner year of armchair opera, three banner weeks with Michael Spyres

The Composer Turning Opera On Its Head

In his new gig as director of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Enrique Mazzola brings diversity in casting, timely subject matter, and fresh theatrical approaches.

Tap 'Til You Drop

Tap dancer Caleb Teicher discusses his performance with Chatham's Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and the path to where he is.

HULA

A feature-length documentary about the Native Hawaiian dance.

Classical Music’s Underdog

The 24-year-old violinist Randall Goosby has shot to fame on an instrument he named “LeBron."

Live from Caserta

By Matthew Gurewitsch - The German soprano Diana Damrau knows how to draw you in close, even from a great distance. On October 24, on the Met Stars Live...

Georgia on His Mind

By Matthew Gurewitsch - Who cares about an opera company’s business model? Tomer Zvulun, the visionary general and artistic director of the Atlanta Opera, for one. “Don’t hire this...