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The New York region is known for its scrappy, adventurous, and unique opera companies. Some come in like a lightning bolt electrifying the opera status quo before going dim (think Loft Opera), while some steadily grow and become a fixture on the New York opera scene (Heartbeat Opera). And still other companies arrive on the scene with a fresh perspective, creative staging, and a mission to make opera feel like a totally immersive experience, like On Site Opera.

Soprano Nicole Heaston is a shining example of a constantly evolving artist in an ever-changing operatic landscape, a singer who values story-telling and technical excellence, and someone who wants to inspire, encourage, and nurture young talent.

Learn more about two summer programs—the Institute of Performing Arts International (IPAI) and the Hawaii Performing Arts Festival (HPAF).

In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and recognize other industry changes.

Preparing to celebrate its 51st year, the Des Moines Metro Opera Frank R. Brownell III Apprentice Artist Program is one of the premiere summer apprentice programs for emerging opera singers. Read on to learn more about it.

In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, and note new resources for singers and other industry changes. Here is what's happening this winter!

One of the most challenging aspects of a career in singing is funding it. Most singers must have a “day job” of some kind. Read on to hear from singers who balance work in other industries.

For many years, the divide between opera singers and musical theatre singers seemed vast. Are singers starting to "mix" more? Read on for perspectives from voice teachers about "mix" in the singing world.

In this column, we explore singers to watch, celebrate new albums, note new resources for singers, and other industry changes. Check out what's been happening!

Mezzo-soprano Lisa Chavez continues to go with the flow on this wild ride called opera, inspiring us with her courage, tenacity, and work ethic. Read on to learn all about her and her career.

Baritone Eric McKeever was in decent shape, ate relatively well, and took a more alternative medicine approach to health, yet he found himself in need of a heart valve repair surgery. Read on to learn about his experience.

Washington, D.C., and nearby Virginia and Maryland are home to a vibrant musical culture where professional opera singers can find a wide variety of performance opportunities. Learn more about the companies in the host city of our 2024 Convention.