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Chanel Unveils New Trophies for The Boat Race’s Historic 2027 Centenary

IN 2027, the River Thames will witness a new chapter in British sporting ritual as Chanel unveils two trophies created for The Chanel J12 Boat Race. Marking the third year of Chanel’s partnership as the Title Sponsor and Official Timekeeping Partner, the occasion coincides with a landmark: the centenary of

James Norton talks to Glass about how his latest role as a producer

From Winter Issue 60 Glass Man speaks to British actor James Norton about his childhood love of acting, how he’s

Nicoletta Manni and Reece Clarke on the influence of Gala Fracci

AFTER A successful fourth edition of La Scala’s famed Gala Fracci, its Étoile—Nicoletta Manni—alongside Royal Ballet Principal Reece Clarke weighed

Roberto Bolle leads Mauro Bigonzetti’s Caravaggio at Teatro Arcimboldi in Milan

MILAN, ITALY – The long-awaited Italian debut of Mauro Bigonzetti’s famed Caravaggio, staged for the first time in Italy as

Milan’s Strehler Theatre welcomes the thrills and fresh takes from La Scala Academy in end of year show 

MILAN, ITALY — This May, the Strehler Theatre welcomes artists of La Scala’s Academy with a programme comprising the Presentation

Glass speaks to Kelsey Asbille about navigating the complexities of her roles

Glass speaks to US actor Kelsey Asbille about her contrasting roles in the long running TV series Yellowstone and the

Kurt Weill projects notes of humour and jazzy glitz at Milan’s La Scala

Hopping between social criticism, contamination and playful staging, the production recalls a strong Milanese tradition between La Scala and Piccolo,

Gala Fracci returns to Milan’s La Scala for its fourth edition to honour the late dance phenomenon

THROUGHOUT her career, Carla Fracci had proven that she was a stellar artist. As a performer who took stages by

Glass goes to Cannes Film Festival 2025

PHOTOGRAPHER Élodie Chapuis takes GLASS to the south of France to get a closer look at the stars of this

Susanna Mälkki’s baton leads an impassioned score from Schumann and Strauss at Milan’s La Scala 

Between soaring climaxes and intricate lyricism, the Finnish conductor conveyed brightness and lightness into sharp focus. Photograph: Brescia e Amisano


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