David Salazar is the Editor-in-Chief at OperaWire. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on theater, music, and film, while also managing the editorial team and producing content such as reviews and interviews. David's work has been featured in notable publications including The Japan Times, Yahoo News, and Fast Company.
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David Salazar's coverage is focused on entertainment news, specifically the opera and music performances. He regularly features press releases and event coverage related to operatic performances, cast changes, and Q&A sessions with composers or individuals involved in the productions.
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Heartbeat Opera has announced two upcoming productions for 2025.
By: David Salazar
The Opéra de Paris will celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Palais Garnier with a series of special events.
By: David Salazar
Reginald Mobley will headline a concert with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s baroque showcase on Jan. 11 and 12, 2025.
By: David Salazar
A new compilation from Red Hot arrives at a critical moment for the trans community—and the organization that produced the album.
Carnegie Hall+ has unveiled its video streaming schedule for the holidays.
By: David Salazar
Opera Philadelphia is gearing up for its production of “The Anonymous Lover” with a series of community events.
By: David Salazar
Festival Napa Valley has previewed its upcoming 2025 season.
By: David Salazar, Caroline Tompkins
Brooklyn Youth Chorus has announced “Port(al),” a site-specific performance that explores the history of Brooklyn Navy Yard.
By: David Salazar
Director Davide Livermore withdrew from the production of “Again 2024 Turandot” 24 hours before it opened in Seoul.
Pocket Opera is set to present “The Magic Flute” on April 13, 2025 at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco.
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