Prepare for a night of elegance, laughter, and unforgettable music as Inland Northwest Opera brings Johann Strauss II’s beloved operetta, Die Fledermaus, to life on stage September 2026.

Coeur d’Alene native, Madison Leonard, now a Metropolitan Opera artist with international acclaim, returns to her hometown to sing the role of Adele. She will join a cast of artists with nation-wide opera credentials: Shea Owens, Michelle Lange, Johnathan Bryan, Corey Trahan, Andre Chiang, Cody Laun, Tanya Roberts, Nathan Savant, and Laura Beckel Thoreson.

Opera Baltimore opens the 2026–2027 season with Don Giovanni fully staged with orchestra at Stephens Hall.

Some men think they can charm their way out of anything.

Don Giovanni is about to test the theory.

History’s most infamous seducer evades the consequences of his lascivious actions until the supernatural world comes calling. See what happens when his bill finally comes due when OperaDelaware presents Mozart's Don Giovanni at The Grand Opera House, October 16 and 18.

Silent Night is the powerful, true account of the spontaneous Christmas truce between French, British, and German soldiers during World War I. Based on the film “Joyeux Noël,” the story takes place on Christmas Eve, the opposing forces lay down their weapons, come together around a makeshift tree to sing carols, and play soccer matches. The soldiers’ peaceful actions are reprimanded by their commanders, but cast a lasting light on the goodness of humanity in the face of war.

Experience the world’s most famous oratorio this December! Guest conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley leads the Phoenix Symphony and Chorus in this thrilling and inspiring holiday tradition. Enjoy beloved arias like “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” and iconic choruses, including the powerful “Hallelujah” chorus!

Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin takes the helm of Strauss’s most beloved score, following his acclaimed Met performances of the composer’s Elektra, Die Frau ohne Schatten, and Salome. After her “resplendent” (Observer) 2025 portrayal of Strauss’s Arabella, soprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen stars as the elegant Marschallin, alongside brilliant mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo as her impetuous younger lover, Octavian. Soprano Ying Fang is the lovely heiress who steals his heart, and bass Günther Groissböck reprises his uproarious portrayal of the bumptious Baron Ochs in Robert Carsen’s turn-of-the-century setting.