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Washington National Opera leaves Trump Kennedy Centre

The Washington National Opera is severing ties with the Trump Kennedy Centre, citing a 'financially challenging relationship' in the latest fallout since Donald Trump's involvement. Discover the full story.

Peking Opera's Digital Age Struggle and Young Talent

In a world dominated by screens, Peking opera artists like Zhang Wanting dedicate decades to perfecting ancient techniques. Discover how this centuries-old art form is fighting to captivate modern audiences.

West Virginia Honors National Guard Shooting Victims

West Virginia communities honour two National Guard members shot in Washington DC. Specialist Sarah Beckstrom died, Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe critically injured. Join us in remembering their service.

National Guard Members Shot in DC Ambush

Two West Virginia National Guard members are in critical condition after an alleged ambush shooting blocks from the White House. Suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces serious charges.

White House Shooter Named as Afghan National

Two US National Guard members are fighting for life after a targeted shooting near the White House. The suspect, an Afghan national, was shot four times. Read the latest updates.

Washington Cathedral: A Nation's Story in Stone

Explore how Washington National Cathedral's funerals, from presidents to pioneers, narrate the American story. Discover the hallowed ground where history and heritage converge.

Folk Horror Opera The Devil's Den Debuts in Leeds

Isabella Gellis's eccentric folk horror opera The Devil's Den, featuring morris dancing and a sinister rabbit, receives its first full staging at Leeds's Howard Assembly Room. A unique blend of British folklore and modern mystery.

Stundyte triumphs in Janáček's Makropulos Case at ROH

The Royal Opera House's stunning new production of Leoš Janáček's 'The Makropulos Case' features a career-defining performance by Ausrine Stundyte, breathing new life into this century-old meditation on immortality and human desire.

Forgotten Operas Shine in Barbican Double Bill

A captivating double bill of forgotten operatic treasures - Ethel Smyths' 'Der Wald' and Ottorino Respighi's 'Lucrezia' - receives triumphant revival in London's Barbican Centre, showcasing extraordinary vocal performances and musical brilliance.

Turnage's Railway Children Triumphs at Glyndebourne

Glyndebourne Festival Opera unveils Mark-Anthony Turnage's powerful new opera adaptation of E. Nesbit's classic novel, receiving standing ovations and critical acclaim for its emotional depth and musical brilliance.

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