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SF Police Pursuit Ends in Crash Early Monday

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

SF Police Pursuit Ends in Crash Early Monday

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SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Two people were arrested in San Francisco early Monday after a police pursuit of a stolen vehicle ended in a crash near Union Square, according to the San Francisco Police Department. Officers were on patrol at 1:57 a.m. near Sixth and Harrison streets when they spotted a vehicle that had been reported stolen. The officers attempted to pull he vehicle over, SFPD said, but the driver continued, sparking a pursuit. During t…See the Story

Artificial intelligence helps create world’s first opera at Mariinsky

Artificial Intelligence · Saint Petersburg

Artificial intelligence helps create world’s first opera at Mariinsky

The Mariinsky Theatre unveiled Mandragora, the world’s first opera created with artificial intelligence, blending tradition with cutting-edge technology.See the Story

Die Fledermaus splutters into life at the Grange Festival

Hampshire, England · Hampshire

Die Fledermaus splutters into life at the Grange Festival

Grange Festival’s Fledermaus is a sprawling new production which improves with each act and ends with rib-tickling gags from flamboyant cabaret artiste Myra du Bois. By the time you’ve finished laughing at this drag queen’s brilliant Dame Edna style delivery, you may have forgotten the essence of Johann Strauss II’s revenge-filled entertainment and wafer-thin plot. Revenge is a dish usually served cold, but here it’s more warmly mischievous. The…Read Article

At Fifty, OTSL Comes Full Circle with Don Pasquale

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis is celebrating fifty fabulous years with this festival, and by returning to the first opera it ever presented, Don Pasquale, it has mined anniversary gold. Perhaps “brassy” is a better word to describe this dynamic whirlwind of a production since it is full of sass, class, and is as fresh as a cooling spring breeze. I was reminded of a New York Shakespeare Festival riff on this classic Donizetti opus, irreverently e…Missouri · Missouri Read Article

Monteverdi Choir and Masaaki Suzuki at St Martin-in-the-Fields

Making his debut with the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists, Masaaki Suzuki directed an all-Bach concert celebrating the 300th anniversary of five works (four cantatas and a Sinfonia) written in 1725 when the composer was Thomaskantor in Leipzig. The Monteverdi Choir has, of course, long been associated with its founder Sir John Eliot Gardiner, and both he and Suzuki have recorded a complete cycle of Bach’s sacred cantatas with their…London, England · London See the Story

Mozart’s La scuola degli amanti in Lyon

Ossia Cosi fan tutti, as you never could have possibly imagined it. French stage director Marie-Éve Signeyrole flipped the opera’s two titles, setting the second of the Mozart / DaPonte trilogy in a university lecture hall — let’s say that it’s still in Naples, though Italian baritone, Pesaro finished Simone Del Savio [lead photo, top] lectured us (extensive interpolated speeches) in fine Roman Tuscan (high Italian), while he lectured 20 young L…Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes · Lyon Read Article

L’elisir d’amore sparkles at Garsington

Though firmly established as a theatre director – he is an Associate Artist of the RSC whose production of the Rocky Horror Picture Show has been touring for nearly 20 years – Christopher Luscombe staged his first opera as recently as 2019. That was Falstaff at the Grange Festival, transposed to modern-day Windsor and brilliantly precise in its social observation. At Garsington two years ago he matched art deco spectacle with flesh-and-blood cha…Buckinghamshire · Buckinghamshire Read Article

Tchaikovsky’s disturbing but gripping Mazeppa at Grange Park

Scenes of torture, execution and bleak rows of coffins may not be the cheeriest of hors d’oeuvres before your interval bubbly. This is Grange Park Opera’s new staging of Tchaikovsky’s rarely performed Mazeppa, where love and political ambition collide with fatal consequences. No chainsaw massacre here, as in David Alden’s presentation for English National Opera in 1984, but there’s still much to disturb with its graphic content. Key to the succe…West Horsley · West Horsley Read Article

La bohème in San Francisco

La bohème has played in forty-eight of San Francisco Opera’s 102 seasons. In fact, back in 1923 it was the inaugural piece of this grand old American opera company. Here’s news of the latest one. This 2025 edition is a re-mount of English stage director John Caird’s production first seen in Houston in 2012, arriving in San Francisco for the 2014 season, then revived in 2017. Now in the hands of American stage director Katherine M. Carter, the s…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Gothic horror meets Siegmund Freud in Saint-Saëns’s The Silver Bell at Winchester’s Theatre Royal

Of Camille Saint-Saëns’s thirteen operas, only Samson and Dalila remains a regular part of the repertory. So, the enterprising New Sussex Opera must be congratulated on presenting the UK premiere of the composer’s first opera, Le Timbre d’argent, first given in Lewes, East Sussex, in May this year and supported by an effective English translation from Paul Featherstone. Previously, there had only been an opportunity to hear a recording of this w…Winchester, England · Winchester Read Article

Der Ring des Nibelungen at Theater Basel

Richard Wagner’s epic artistic extravaganza, Der Ring des Nibelungen, is a bucket list item for some and an obsession for others aching for immersion into its mix of myth and reality, while its intricacies of life and relationships at both a micro and macro level tick away. In four parts, there’s more than 15 hours of music drama to plunge into. After more than 40 years, it has returned to Theater Basel, in a city ranked as one of the largest cu…Basel · Basel Read Article

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