The ambitious company’s production had lively acting and singing, but a few misfires in the orchestra pit.

Music Director Robert Geary’s intimate knowledge of Verdi’s choral masterpiece anchored a strong, if flawed, performance.

With several standout performances by the leads, West Bay Opera’s gamble on Russian opera pays handsome dividends.

The young company makes the most of its strong cast in a compact, economical staging.

Despite some hiccups with staging and music, soprano Olga Chernisheva was riveting in the title role.

Mozart's brilliant opera provided needed comic relief at the War Memorial Opera House.

The symphony closes out the season with Leonard Bernstein’s comic operetta.