Beatrice Venezi is defending her decision to conduct in Russia. The Italian conductor announced that she would conduct in Novosibirsk and told the Adnkronos, “I’d like to forget Venice. In the sense that I’m focused on building, not destroying. I’ve always been this way, regardless of the Venetian situation.” She added, “At the moment I’m focusing on other projects, mainly {…}
Beatrice Venezi is challenging the Teatro La Fenice’s decision to fire her as Music Director. The conductor’s lawyer sent on a letter on June 9 following the presentation of the company’s 2026-27 season that said, she “intends to continue to make her energies and professional artistic services available to the Foundation and to carry out all professional, organizational, and production activities preliminary {…}
Beatrice Venezi is speaking out after being fired from the Teatro La Fenice. The conductor spoke to Corriere della Serra and said that she was turned into “canon fodder” noting that she has suffered a lot of damage. She also noted that that she had not been defended from any government officials “because I don’t have a membership card and {…}
Beatrice Venezi has been terminated from all future contracts at the Teatro La Fenice. Superintendent of the Teatro La Fenice, Nicola Colabianchi, said, “The decision was reached in part as a result of repeated and grave public statements made by the Maestro—statements deemed offensive and detrimental to the artistic and professional standing of the Teatro La Fenice Foundation and its {…}
The Teatro Colon de Buenos Aires has named a new principal guest conductor and director of Opera Studio. The company named Beatrice Venezi as its new Principal Guest Conductor and Verónica Cangemi as the new Director of the Opera Studio. Venzi studied piano and conducting in Milan and has collaborated with many of the great singers in the world including Plácido {…}