The Metropolitan Opera
John Adams, Penny Woolcock, and Robert Lepage discuss their work on next season's remarkable new productions.
Be part of the 125th anniversary season, featuring six new productions and the return of Wagner's Ring cycle.
Acclaimed painter Francesco Clemente's portraits of eight Met stars in roles they'll be performing next season are currently on display in Gallery Met.
Get behind the scenes of The First Emperor, a vast musical panorama of ancient China, in a video interview with the composer.
For some of the Met’s stars performing in two vocal showpieces this spring, quicksilver singing and breathtaking coloratura are all in a day’s work.
A powerful new staging of Philip Glass’s opera conveys the timelessness of Mahatma Gandhi’s message.
Composer Philip Glass, director Phelim McDermott, and co-director/designer Julian Crouch discussed their vision of the opera and its Met premiere at an event at the Guggenheim Museum.
Gandhi's granddaughter explains the concept of satyagraha and why her grandfather’s legacy matters more than ever.
The artist talks about 40 years of creating portraits of his composer friend Philip Glass.
The legendary director recalls the creation of his celebrated production of La Bohème.
The director of live HD transmissions on his winning approach: a detailed playbook and a dose of improvisation.
Britten’s Peter Grimes tells a universal story that everyone can relate to, the conductor says.
