Operas

An opera is a theatrical work that combines singing, music, acting, and sometimes dance to tell a story. Originating in Italy in the late 16th century, operas are typically performed in a dedicated venue called an opera house. They feature vocalists known as soloists, who sing arias and recitatives, accompanied by an orchestra. Operas often explore themes of love, tragedy, and heroism, and are usually presented in various languages, with subtitles available for audiences. The art form is known for its emotional intensity and elaborate productions, making it a unique blend of drama and music.