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Tenor Michael Spyres on why HGO's Romeo and Juliet is Truly Grand Opera
By Margaret Downing
HGO's Turandot Serves Up Gorgeous Music But Mutes Puccini's Passion
By D. L. Groover
HGO's Turandot: With "Pictures You Can Hear"
Youthful Dreams Dashed and Deferred: Eugene Onegin at Opera in the Heights
Opera in the Heights Faces a Future With or Without Lambert Hall
Houston Grand Opera's New Executive Director on Challenges and Opportunities
HGO's The Magic Flute: It Looks Like a Silent Movie, Sounds Like Mozart
It's Time For Mozart's The Magic Flute at HGO With, Of Course, The Queen of the Night
The Sainted Sinners in Dialogues of the Carmelites at Houston Grand Opera
HGO's Dialogues of the Carmelites Finds Redemption Amid Fear and Chaos
The Children's Classic The Snowy Day Inspires a Special Premiere at Houston Grand Opera
Il Trovatore at Opera in the Heights: Attention Must Be Paid
A Steamy and Entertaining Carmen Takes the Stage With Houston Grand Opera
Iconic Songs, Jealousy and Death Take to the Stage Once Again in HGO's Carmen
Opera in the Heights Embarks on an In-Person and Digital 2021-22 Season
Get Ready to Access Your Inner, if Somewhat Deadly, Child in HGO's Hansel and Gretel
Here's Your Chance to Sing Along With Opera Stars in Public and No One Will Shush You
From Gershwin to Gospel: Soprano Nicole Heaston in Concert for HGO
Opera in the Heights Brings Lucia and Figaro to White Oak Music Hall
Houston Grand Opera Explores Spanish Music in a Special Premiere