Nicholas Jones

The singers are superb, but the production’s temperature is curiously cool.

Contrasting works by Henry Purcell and Michael Nyman spark new sounds.

Soprano Christina Major brings power and fury to the role of Abigaile in an opera that remains surprisingly relevant.

The beloved soprano ranges from intimate classics to new operatic works in recital with pianist Richard Bado.

All the elements coalesce in this provocative interpretation of Melville’s dark novella.

Brilliant Merolini were more than up to the rich challenges offered in the commissioned If I Were You.

Carlisle Floyd’s Appalachian-themed study of cultural hypocrisy and sexual violence is more timely than ever.

The production is at its best when it gives the singers space to do what they do best.

Peter Sellars’s masterful, minimalist direction provides the perfect setting for LAMC’s powerful performance.

The virtuoso cellist takes a Romantic approach to the Six Suites.