This one’s for the opera nerds. In this Versed episode, conductor Robert Mollicone shares how he brings Derrick Wang’s score off the ink and into people’s ears. He talks about treating new works with the same reverence as the classics—shaping phrasing, pacing, and color with care. It’s a thoughtful look at how a modern opera gets the full maestro treatment.

In this Versed episode, the full cast of Scalia/Ginsburg—both RBGs, Justice Scalia, and the all-seeing Commentator—sit down to talk about the real-life friendship behind the opera, what it’s like to sing these larger-than-life roles, and what you can expect to hear when the gavel drops. Bonus trivia: both Justices actually saw this opera themselves. (No pressure.)

In this episode of Versed, principal coach and pianist Dr. Eric McEnaney takes us on a musical tour of Scalia/Ginsburg—from Handel to Puccini and so many more. Sitting at the piano, he breaks down the many musical influences woven into Derrick Wang’s score and plays examples of what you’ll hear in the show. If you’ve ever wondered what it sounds like when a Supreme Court opinion meets a Puccini aria, this is your moment.

In this digital edition of Versed, stage director Doug Clemons gives us a behind-the-scenes look at Scalia/Ginsburg. He walks through the plot, shares insight into the real-life friendship between Justices Scalia and Ginsburg, and teases what kind of theatrical mayhem (and unexpected heart) you can expect. It’s your chance to get “versed” on the show—from the director’s chair.