Gather 'round, and let's cast our minds back to a rather infamous moment in Wagnerian history: Patrice Chéreau and Pierre Boulez’s 1...

Please note, it's rather early and we have been known to make the odd mistake (Ed: tell me about it). With that in mind, please use this...

In a recent interview with Operawire, Valentin Schwarz, the director behind the Bayreuth Festival's impactful and often debated "Ri...

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Review: James T Delaney Ah, Der fliegende Holländer . The very name conjures forth the scent of brine and the taste of the North Sea's c...

As regular visitors will know, we closed our Twitter account some time ago. However, and under slight protest, we have created a new account...

In anticipation of a full review, we take a look at Michael Downes ' book, "Story Of The Century". Personally, I have only rec...

Rogelio de Egusquiza For those following the innovative currents in contemporary Wagner performance, Regents Opera has consistently demonst...

For those deeply engaged with Richard Wagner's multifaceted life and artistic output, the establishment of a new Richard Wagner Academy ...

  The filmed version of Richard Wagner's Tristan und Isolde from the 2024 Bayreuth Festival is set for digital and Blu-ray release on J...

Dublin recently played host to a significant operatic event: the Irish National Opera's presentation of Richard Wagner's Der Fliegen...

T he large, high-profile opera houses tend to garner the most headlines, but we now turn our attention to a company for whom we have a parti...

It's remarkably good value at only £11.99. Features Diane Finiello Zervas, ‘The Prophet Of Love’: C.G. Jung, Richard Wagner and Parsifal...