The tale of a Dublin bus conductor with a yen for Oscar Wilde drives this fantastic revival of 'A Man of No Importance,' from ...

Two New York productions of Strauss’s opera reposition its necrophiliac protagonist as a perverse instrument of justice.

There’s something endlessly exciting about the dance floor, where people meet, mingle, and sometimes show off in social dances like the tango, foxtrot, or jitterbug. Although ballrooms were once ...

Fans emerged from pandemic lockdowns primed to hit the floor. Now online platforms are bringing fresh sounds and budding ...

Dan Schlosberg remembers the day 11 years ago when his upstart opera company put on its first performance — in a yoga studio ...

Strictly Come Dancing's professional dancer Kai Widdrington has been captured in photographs looking utterly "smitten" with his new partner, following his unexpected split from fellow dancer ...

a private and very special performance of his play Salome, banned by the authorities, in which Taylor himself and the peculiar inhabitants of the exclusive establishment will participate.

From its insidious opening clarinet solo, Richard Strauss’s “Salome” is a creepy, unsettling piece of theater, its story rooted in unhealthy sexual obsession. For his new production at the ...

Salome is surprisingly sympathetic, even when she demands Jochanaan’s head. Of all things, we are rooting for her. The production offers a new take on the Dance of the Seven Veils. Photo ...

which first plumbed the dark psychological potential of the biblical tale — like the lecherous gaze of Salome’s stepfather, King Herod, the erotic power of her “Dance of the Seven Veils ...

The first new Metropolitan Opera production of “Salome” in 20 years takes a surreal, psychological approach to Strauss’s 1905 opera.

The silver mirror and tray upon which Salome demands that Jochanaan’s severed head be delivered to her are the same. Servants hold them to reflect the Dance of the Seven Veils, but the head is brought ...