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PROTOTYPE: The Lounge at The Public Theater

After last night's performance of Thumbprint, I joined several members of the cast and production team down at The Public Theater, […]

by Robert Leeper Opera is no stranger to drama, but Sunday night's performance of the chamber opera Thumbprint at the Baruch Performing Arts

Among the many casualties when City Opera folded last year was their contemporary-opera lab VOX: an essential incubator for emerging composers

Photo credits: Pete Matthews, Ryan Jensen (SubCulture) It was definitely a banner year for both New York City's music scene

NOTE: This contest has ended. In light of the holiday season, FoM is giving away a free “School of Fish” membership

"Peter Grimes . . . is, for me, the essence of what an opera can be, and, in some senses, the

November 22 is, among other things, the feast day of St. Cecilia, the patron saint of music. It is also, appropriately, the

Let me state this as clearly and simply as I can: Nico Muhly's Two Boys, currently onstage at the Metropolitan

by Melanie Wong Photo credit: Sara Krulwich, The New York Times Last Wednesday, a collection of talented young stars at the Met gave