Bold Listening: Morlot and the orchestra take on Mahler together Seattle Symphony Orchestra's Ludovic Morlot in action by Thomas May / November 26, 2012
Seattle Opera masters Beethoven's tricky, passionate Fidelio Christiane Libor (Leonore) by Thomas May / October 18, 2012
Russian, U.S. 'girls' launch Washington Ensemble's season well The Fairy Tale Lives of Russian Girls at Washington Ensemble Theater by Thomas May / October 6, 2012
Activism? Seattle chorus turns to Pablo Neruda The director of the Seattle Peace Chorus on Pablo Neruda, avoiding discouragement and the power of a good song. by Thomas May / May 28, 2013
Politics 'Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train': A daring, well-executed emergence Actors Dumi (left, as Lucius) and Richard Nguyen Sloniker (right, as Angel) in "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" by Thomas May / June 19, 2012
Not just another night at the opera: La Boheme is back in Seattle La Boheme director Tomer Zvulun by Thomas May / February 21, 2013
Tout: MacArthur 'genius' Trimpin unveils acoustic memory masterwork Trimpin's The Gurs Zyklus by Thomas May / May 14, 2012
Seattle Opera's enthralling 'Turandot' Lori Phillips as Turandot, and Antonello Palomi as Calaf. by Thomas May / August 7, 2012
A powerful first year for the Seattle Symphony's Ludovic Morlot Ludovic Morlot by Thomas May / August 2, 2012