City Ballet’s spring tribute to Jerome Robbins, creative genius and tantrum-thrower.

If the posters are to be believed, Julian Crouch and Phelim McDermott are about to change the world with their production of Philip Glass’s Satyagraha.

Movement that moved us.

As Peter Gelb’s Met updates its productions, Franco Zeffirelli feels dissed.

The perennial problem of cabaret is keeping the most well-worn of songs relevant and exciting.

William Bolcom and Steve Blier spoke to Rebecca Milzoff about the particular challenges and pleasures of opera Inglese.

How do you know if he thinks of you as more than a cellist?

What’s red and fishy?

A century of operatic advances (plus the odd glitch).

It seems simple: If you’re in the business of selling people tickets to see musicians, you should try to make the people and the musicians as happy as possible.