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The scheming wife becomes a central character in her own right in Shostakovich's opera about frustration and infidelity
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Verdi, Tchaikovsky, Mozart and more ... Top singers head for London for a rollcall of outstanding productions
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Masterpieces by Wagner, Mozart, Puccini and Verdi bring to a close a spectacular year at Covent Garden
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In an idyllic setting a short ride out of London, Garsington Opera presents Verdi, Mozart, Richard Strauss – and an opera on ice!
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World premiere of a tale of love, jealousy and murder – with real skating!
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The rumbustious Falstaff of Shakespeare's history plays becomes a comic – and tragic – character in his own right in Verdi's opera
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A poet and composer compete for supremacy, until they collaborate and produce an opera
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Opera's elder statesman, the baritone Willard White, on Mozart, Janáček, and 40 years at Covent Garden
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Glamour and artistry meet at Glyndebourne, so stand by to get booking...
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Mozart, Puccini and Rossini find an ideal home in Hackney Empire, with English Touring Opera
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A jilted woman's secluded life is overturned by the arrival of her former lover's son
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From Ed Sheeran to Hamilton, and from Monteverdi to Mozart and Tchaikovsky, singer and composer Roderick Williams draws no boundaries in music
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Five Opera Heroines: where to hear the world's best sopranos sing their hearts out
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Like an Impressionist painting in music, Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande tells the story of a forbidden love
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A madcap production of Handel's Saul with top-of-the-range singing returns to Glyndebourne Festival Opera
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Everything you need to know about booking the Royal Opera House spring 2018 season: from operas to ballets
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Return of the award-winning musical interpretation by Philip Venables of Sarah Kane's moving and darkly comic last play
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A king must choose between his family and his country in George Benjamin's new opera
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Prepare to be spooked, like the governess of two unsettling children in Benjamin Britten's spine-chilling opera The Turn of the Screw
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A Bollywood version of Handel's opera is an all-singing, all-dancing treat. Giulio Cesare makes Glyndebourne Festival Opera the home of hot rhythm
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Love defeats age in Richard Strauss's most romantic opera, but then reality kicks in. Der Rosenkavalier returns to Glyndebourne Festival Opera
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Angela Gheorghiu, queen of the great 19th-century Italian repertoire with its passionate arias and often heartbreaking tales, talks to Claudia Pritchard
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Puccini, Mozart and Verdi are in the front row of the year's outstanding opera productions
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An overbearing mother, a birdcatcher in search of a mate and a pair of young lovers sing their way through trials and tribulations
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For the first time in its history, Glyndebourne Festival Opera stages Puccini's beautiful and agonising opera Madama Butterfly
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It sounds so glamorous: a masked ball with the cream of society. But not all the lives behind the disguises are safe and anonymity may prove fatal
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Shakespeare's tragedy of lovers from enemy families unfolds in song in Gounod's beautiful opera, staged in the countryside
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Head to Surrey for farming, feuding and a good old-fashioned ho-down
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An opera within an opera which both celebrates and makes fun of the most eccentric and exuberant art form
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When a young woman refuses to accept the hand of any of her competing suitors, she is humiliated in public, but then falls disastrously in love
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Mozart's comedy of romantic complications is given a sparkly new production at Opera Holland Park
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Rising soprano Lauren Fagan sings Violetta in Verdi's La Traviata at Opera Holland Park, as part of London's own country house opera season