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Jay Armstrong Johnson and Johanna Moise to Star in Readings Of New Musical PSYCHE (Nov 8, 2022)
Don Giovanni Returns To Lower Manhattan At St. Patrick's Cathedral (Mar 13, 2018)
Jason Tramm Conducts Giacomo Puccini's Masterwork MADAMA BUTTERFLY in Concert 12/5 at SOPAC (Dec 5, 2017)
Jay Armstrong Johnson and Johanna Moise to Star in Readings Of New Musical PSYCHE (Nov 8, 2022)
Don Giovanni Returns To Lower Manhattan At St. Patrick's Cathedral (Mar 13, 2018)
Jason Tramm Conducts Giacomo Puccini's Masterwork MADAMA BUTTERFLY in Concert 12/5 at SOPAC (Dec 5, 2017)
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Jay Armstrong Johnson and Johanna Moise to Star in Readings Of New Musical PSYCHE
Readings of the nw musical Psyche, starring Jay Armstrong Johnson and Johanna Moise will take place on November 10th and 11th at 2pm at the DiMenna Center in Midtown Manhattan.
Readings of the nw musical Psyche, starring Jay Armstrong Johnson and Johanna Moise will take place on November 10th and 11th at 2pm at the DiMenna Center in Midtown Manhattan.
Don Giovanni Returns To Lower Manhattan At St. Patrick's Cathedral
Almost 200 years ago, three musical icons performed New York's first Italian opera, Don Giovanni, in lower New York. On May 23, they're back.
Almost 200 years ago, three musical icons performed New York's first Italian opera, Don Giovanni, in lower New York. On May 23, they're back.
Jason Tramm Conducts Giacomo Puccini's Masterwork MADAMA BUTTERFLY in Concert 12/5 at SOPAC
Noted conductor Jason Tramm will lead the MidAtlantic Opera Orchestra with featured soloists and the Seton Hall Choir in a sumptuous concert production of Puccini's enigmatic masterwork Madama Butterfly at SOPAC December 5th at 7pm.
Noted conductor Jason Tramm will lead the MidAtlantic Opera Orchestra with featured soloists and the Seton Hall Choir in a sumptuous concert production of Puccini's enigmatic masterwork Madama Butterfly at SOPAC December 5th at 7pm.
Jason Tramm Conducts Giacomo Puccini's Masterwork MADAMA BUTTERFLY in Concert 12/5 at SOPAC
Noted conductor Jason Tramm will lead the MidAtlantic Opera Orchestra with featured soloists and the Seton Hall Choir in a sumptuous concert production of Puccini's enigmatic masterwork Madama Butterfly at SOPAC December 5th at 7pm.
Noted conductor Jason Tramm will lead the MidAtlantic Opera Orchestra with featured soloists and the Seton Hall Choir in a sumptuous concert production of Puccini's enigmatic masterwork Madama Butterfly at SOPAC December 5th at 7pm.
Jason C. Tramm to Conduct Puccini's MADAMA BUTTERFLY at National Opera Center
Noted conductor Jason C. Tramm will lead a concert version of Puccini's Madama Butterfly Wednesday January 4th, 7:30 PM at the National Opera Center in New York City.
Noted conductor Jason C. Tramm will lead a concert version of Puccini's Madama Butterfly Wednesday January 4th, 7:30 PM at the National Opera Center in New York City.
BWW Review: An Opera Grows in Brooklyn, Part I - LoftOpera Takes on TOSCA
On the surface, LoftOpera and Regina Opera couldn't be more different--the former turning away hipsters in East Williamsburg (call it Bushwick), the latter providing a matinees-only environment for a family audience. But these two Brooklyn institutions do have one important thing in common: They respect the classics (TOSCA and LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, respectively)--do them up simply and well, and reach their audiences without gimmicks (or high prices). And, I found, their performances were more enjoyable than recent big-name outings of the same titles in New York, with performers who stood up well against better known names.
On the surface, LoftOpera and Regina Opera couldn't be more different--the former turning away hipsters in East Williamsburg (call it Bushwick), the latter providing a matinees-only environment for a family audience. But these two Brooklyn institutions do have one important thing in common: They respect the classics (TOSCA and LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, respectively)--do them up simply and well, and reach their audiences without gimmicks (or high prices). And, I found, their performances were more enjoyable than recent big-name outings of the same titles in New York, with performers who stood up well against better known names.
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