Opera

Dallas' high society checked out the Arts District's shiny new red toy.

On Friday, Sept. 4, the board regretfully decided to cease operations and close down.

Isaacs, Composer-In-Residence, is the winner of the prestigious Composer's Assistance Grant given by the American Music Center.

The concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, July 17 at Zion Lutheran Church in Dallas.

This no-cost or low-cost series includes topical lectures with tie-ins to next season's opera schedule, as well as networking events, tastings, and movie nights.

Chairman Michael Collier: "There were insufficient funds to mount our 2009 season as planned."

Art and opera on the schedule in Tarrant County this weekend.

Lesbian mezzo and SMU grad Beth Clayton makes her Bass Hall debut.

Based on Thornton Wilder's play of the same name, tomorrow night's show will mark the opera's Southwest premiere.

This is a jewel of an opera. It is light and bubbly, absolutely silly, with music that soars, canters, cavorts, and sparkles.

In a career approaching two decades, Pecchioli has performed more than 40 roles — a sizable repertoire.

How can you not go see The Hot Club of Cowtown if you live in Cowtown?

The baroque opera was first staged in Venice in 1644.

Nerenhausen comes to North Texas in time to oversee the October 2009 opening and ongoing operation of the $354 million Dallas Center for the Performing Arts.

Dallas Opera is presenting this classic with a solid staging, appropriately executed stage design, and wonderful direction.

Part of an effort to bring opera to a wider audience and reach 18 school districts in 13 states.

Actual eunuchs have an obvious advantage.

We’ve reached deep into our Mary Poppins bag of tricks to present ballet, opera and even burlesque.

Costello practically stole the show as Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor during the Fort Worth Opera Festival last year.