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Lyric Opera

by Ted C. Fishman | April 3, 2025

Sound of the Hum: A Review of “The Listeners” at Lyric Opera

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by Newcity | March 31, 2025

Stage Top 5: April 2025

by Dennis Polkow | November 21, 2024

Singing Through Grief: A Review of “Blue” at Lyric Opera

by Brian Hieggelke | November 4, 2024

Stage Top 5: November 2024

by Dennis Polkow | October 4, 2024

Double Freedom from Tyranny: A Review of “Fidelio” at Lyric Opera and “Leonora” at Chicago Opera Theater

by Brian Hieggelke | September 27, 2024

Stage Top 5: October 2024

by Dennis Polkow | September 19, 2024

An Embarrassment of Riches: A Review of “Rigoletto” at Lyric Opera

by Dennis Polkow | August 30, 2024

Outside Opera: A Review of Sunday in the Park with Lyric

by Brian Hieggelke | August 29, 2024

Stage Top 5: September 2024

by Dennis Polkow | March 13, 2024

Going Out and Coming In with a Bang: A Review of “Aida” at Lyric Opera

by Brian Hieggelke | March 1, 2024

Stage Top 5: March 2024

A boxing match with one contestant down and another with arms raised in triumph.

by Mary Wisniewski | January 30, 2024

Soulful and Devastating: A Review of “Champion” at Lyric Opera

The company of Cinderella on stage in formation behind the lead, framed by a baroque greystone building.

by Mark Thomas Ketterson | January 26, 2024

Fairytale Dazzle: A Review of “Cinderella” at Lyric Opera

by Dennis Polkow | January 22, 2024

Pulling No Punches: Terence Blanchard’s Eclectic Journey from Jazz to Opera

by Brian Hieggelke | January 3, 2024

Stage Top 5: January 2024

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