Boston Lyric Opera Artistic Director Nina Yoshida Nelson and CEO Bradley Vernatter await to welcome the audience during an opening week performance. Gary Higgins ...

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s music is, by operatic programming standards, the law. It pleases the people, because the people have come to know it: “The Marriage of Figaro,” “Don Giovanni” and “The Magic ...

You get only one chance to make a first impression, and the first sight of Boston Lyric Opera’s recent “Macbeth” was a head-scratcher. The curtain rose to reveal a full stage, the BLO chorus dressed ...

Even more than 40 years later, the first Anne Bogart project I hear most people mention is her metatheatrical 1984 New York University production of “South Pacific,” set in a veterans’ hospital with ...

Boston Lyric Opera’s popular mobile performance venue Street Stage will return for free live performances to locations throughout Boston this summer. Sponsored by HarborOne Bank and the Mayor’s Office ...

Boston Lyric Opera and Hibernian Hall are teaming up to host “Street Stage” a free pop-up multicultural performance on Aug. 17 in Roxbury’s Madison Park. The show is an ode to cultures from around the ...

Late in the afternoon on Nov. 10, lights began to dim as a packed audience eagerly waited at the Emerson Colonial Theatre. The Boston Lyric Opera’s staging of the classic opera “Aida,” with music by ...

Do you sing in the shower like the rest of us? Meet Josie and Junehan, two real life opera singers who invited us to catch the rehearsal, so we invited them to answer some of your most pressing opera ...

"Nature is furious, nature is furious," sings a character in the opera "The Seasons" as the weather around her grows more chaotic. "Could she forgive us if we could change? Can we change?" she asks.

Boston Lyric Opera's summer camp is teaching kids how to write their own opera. Over the course of a week, kids ages 8 through 11 years old create their own story, characters and song, then perform.