Interview: Charles H. Eaton of LA BOHÈME at Minnesota Opera
The Minnesota Opera's rendition of La Bohème will grace the stage of the Ordway Music Theater from May 4th to May 19th, 2024. The enchanting music is composed by Giacomo Puccini, with a compelling libretto crafted by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica.
Opera Puccini's TOSCA Comes to Artpark Mainstage Theater Next Summer
Celebrating its 50th season, Artpark will present one of the world's favorite operas, Giacomo Puccini's TOSCA, in the Artpark Mainstage Theater on Friday, July 12 at 7:00PM & Sunday, July 14 2:00PM in 2024. Tickets go on sale Friday, December 15 at 10AM. Reserved seats begin at $39.
Tickets for Opera Orlando's TOSCA On Sale Now
Purchase your tickets now for Opera Orlando's TOSCA and experience the captivating opera that has been captivating audiences worldwide. Find out where and when the performances are taking place. Don't miss out on this incredible production!
Andrea Chénier Comes to Theater St.Gallen This Month
Inspiriert von der Biografie des Dichters André Chénier verschmelzen in Umberto Giordanos veristischer Oper Dichtung und Wahrheit zu einem opulenten und packenden historischen Musikdrama: Im Mittelpunkt der Handlung, die von Französischer Revolution und Schreckensherrschaft der Jakobiner angetrieben wird, steht die fiktive Dreiecksbeziehung zwischen Chénier, der Aristokratin Maddalena und dem Revolutionär Gérard, der seine Autorität missbraucht, um sich seines Rivalen Chénier zu entledigen.
Review: LA BOHÈME at Kennedy Center
The glorious music of Puccini remains the principal reason to see the Washington National Opera’s (WNO)current production of the beloved classic opera La bohème. This oft-referenced opera that has influenced everything from the famous film Moonstruck to the hit Broadway musical Rent, must be a fairly faithful revival of the original opera that the WNO presented at the Kennedy Center in 2014 –the original director Peter Kazaras is one again at the helm. Additionally, the original costumes by Jennifer Moeller (which are appropriate to the updated period), the original choreography by Ben Wright and the original set design by Lee Savage have all been retained. From referencing the program, however, it seems that lighting design by A. J. Guban has been brought in for this production.