Events: Opera

Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Vocal Arts Department presents a double bill of Jodi Goble’s Whaling Women and Ralph Vaughan-Williams’s Riders to the Sea.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Vocal Arts Department presents a double bill of Jodi Goble’s Whaling Women and Ralph Vaughan-Williams’s Riders to the Sea.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Vocal Arts Department presents a double bill of Jodi Goble’s Whaling Women and Ralph Vaughan-Williams’s Riders to the Sea.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Vocal Arts Department presents a double bill of Jodi Goble’s Whaling Women and Ralph Vaughan-Williams’s Riders to the Sea.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee and Boston Lyric Opera proudly present an afternoon of conversation with Grammy Award–winning countertenor and creative producer Anthony Roth Costanzo.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee and Boston Lyric Opera present a master class with award-winning mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton as part of the Opera Innovators Series.

Mozart’s comic romp about love and relationships rests on a bet about fidelity that is made among the male characters, propelling events into a sometimes riotous, sometimes moving escapade. It becomes an intense character study of its six players, and ends with a feminist twist.

Mozart’s comic romp about love and relationships rests on a bet about fidelity that is made among the male characters, propelling events into a sometimes riotous, sometimes moving escapade. It becomes an intense character study of its six players, and ends with a feminist twist.

Mozart’s comic romp about love and relationships rests on a bet about fidelity that is made among the male characters, propelling events into a sometimes riotous, sometimes moving escapade. It becomes an intense character study of its six players, and ends with a feminist twist.

Mozart’s comic romp about love and relationships rests on a bet about fidelity that is made among the male characters, propelling events into a sometimes riotous, sometimes moving escapade. It becomes an intense character study of its six players, and ends with a feminist twist.