“July 11th. At 4 am, the Flying Dutchman crossed our bows. A strange red light as of a phantom ship all aglow…” While sailing off the coast of Australia, Prince George, son of King Edward ...

Few mariners would deny the possibility of Sisyphean ghost ships, forever sailing through tempest and tumult. Richard Wagner’s fantastical 1843 opera “The Flying Dutchman” finds d… ...

If he cannot find a devoted woman, he's doomed to forever sail the seas on a ghost ship. "The Flying Dutchman" is a powerful libretto. "The music is astounding. It's strong.

SpongeBob is, self-evidently, a sponge. He cannot be killed. He will go on forever. I mean, clearly. He’s already been on ...

Magnificently terrifying tale of ‘The Flying Dutchman’ soars in grand staging at Lyric Opera It’s director Christopher Alden’s production design that makes a grand impression. Its vertigo ...

West Bay Opera’s production of Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman is a bit like an old muscle car: a little rough around the edges, but equipped with a powerful engine.

The open-air production of the Wagner opera “The Flying Dutchman” in the historic Paul Willy Lindenau shipyard in Lithuania was broadcast live on the OperaVision streaming platform. Lighting designer ...

But when Richard Wagner wrote his famous ghost ship opera “The Flying Dutchman” in the 1840s, Maine had been a U.S. state for just a little over 20 years.

After that, the Flying Dutchman became doomed to sail the seas for all eternity. That means forever! Most people think the story of the Flying Dutchman isn’t real.