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| Friday 5-Nov-10 07:30pm |
 Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MAPuccini's Tosca |
Boston Lyric Opera Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 5-Nov-10 07:30pm Puccini's Tosca One minute, Cavaradossi is musing on his latest painting—and the diva Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. The next, he’s in prison with someone’s jackboot on his neck. Tosca’s options? Betrayal or rape. There are no good choices. Puccini storms the darkest of subjects with music passionate and lyrical. Music by Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou’s 1887 play, La Tosca A Boston Lyric Opera adaptation of the Scottish Opera production by Anthony Besch Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta | ||
| Sunday 7-Nov-10 03:00pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Puccini's Tosca |
Boston Lyric Opera Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 7-Nov-10 03:00pm Puccini's Tosca One minute, Cavaradossi is musing on his latest painting—and the diva Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. The next, he’s in prison with someone’s jackboot on his neck. Tosca’s options? Betrayal or rape. There are no good choices. Puccini storms the darkest of subjects with music passionate and lyrical. Music by Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou’s 1887 play, La Tosca A Boston Lyric Opera adaptation of the Scottish Opera production by Anthony Besch Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta | ||
| Wednesday 10-Nov-10 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Puccini's Tosca |
Boston Lyric Opera Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Wednesday 10-Nov-10 07:30pm Puccini's Tosca One minute, Cavaradossi is musing on his latest painting—and the diva Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. The next, he’s in prison with someone’s jackboot on his neck. Tosca’s options? Betrayal or rape. There are no good choices. Puccini storms the darkest of subjects with music passionate and lyrical. Music by Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou’s 1887 play, La Tosca A Boston Lyric Opera adaptation of the Scottish Opera production by Anthony Besch Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta | ||
| Friday 12-Nov-10 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Puccini's Tosca |
Boston Lyric Opera Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 12-Nov-10 07:30pm Puccini's Tosca One minute, Cavaradossi is musing on his latest painting—and the diva Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. The next, he’s in prison with someone’s jackboot on his neck. Tosca’s options? Betrayal or rape. There are no good choices. Puccini storms the darkest of subjects with music passionate and lyrical. Music by Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou’s 1887 play, La Tosca A Boston Lyric Opera adaptation of the Scottish Opera production by Anthony Besch Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta | ||
| Sunday 14-Nov-10 03:00pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Puccini's Tosca |
Boston Lyric Opera Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 14-Nov-10 03:00pm Puccini's Tosca One minute, Cavaradossi is musing on his latest painting—and the diva Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. The next, he’s in prison with someone’s jackboot on his neck. Tosca’s options? Betrayal or rape. There are no good choices. Puccini storms the darkest of subjects with music passionate and lyrical. Music by Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou’s 1887 play, La Tosca A Boston Lyric Opera adaptation of the Scottish Opera production by Anthony Besch Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta | ||
| Tuesday 16-Nov-10 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Puccini's Tosca |
Boston Lyric Opera Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Tuesday 16-Nov-10 07:30pm Puccini's Tosca One minute, Cavaradossi is musing on his latest painting—and the diva Tosca, his beautiful, jealous lover. The next, he’s in prison with someone’s jackboot on his neck. Tosca’s options? Betrayal or rape. There are no good choices. Puccini storms the darkest of subjects with music passionate and lyrical. Music by Giacomo Puccini Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou’s 1887 play, La Tosca A Boston Lyric Opera adaptation of the Scottish Opera production by Anthony Besch Andrew Bisantz, Conductor David Lefkowich, Director Jill Gardner, Soprano: Floria Tosca Diego Torre, Tenor: Mario Cavaradossi Bradley Garvin, Baritone: Baron Scarpia Anton Belov, Bass: Cesare Angelotti T. Steven Smith, Bass: Sacristan Neal Ferreira, Tenor: Spoletta | ||
| Tuesday 1-Feb-11 07:30pm |
Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits |
Boston Lyric Opera Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier |
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| Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA, 527 Tremont Street, Boston, 02116, United States Tuesday 1-Feb-11 07:30pm Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits An emperor unleashes total war. He orders destruction. He orders death. But Death…Well, Death doesn’t take orders. Now what? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz. Their opera survives—an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. The performance will include the world premiere of a prologue, composed by Richard Beaudoin, and specially commissioned by Boston Lyric Opera. Music by Viktor Ullmann | Libretto by poet Petr Kien | Sung in English BLO premiere and new BLO production BLO’s Opera Annex is a fully staged production designed for an alternative space outside the traditional opera theater. Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier | ||
| Wednesday 2-Feb-11 07:30pm |
Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits |
Boston Lyric Opera Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier |
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| Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA, 527 Tremont Street, Boston, 02116, United States Wednesday 2-Feb-11 07:30pm Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits An emperor unleashes total war. He orders destruction. He orders death. But Death…Well, Death doesn’t take orders. Now what? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz. Their opera survives—an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. The performance will include the world premiere of a prologue, composed by Richard Beaudoin, and specially commissioned by Boston Lyric Opera. Music by Viktor Ullmann | Libretto by poet Petr Kien | Sung in English BLO premiere and new BLO production BLO’s Opera Annex is a fully staged production designed for an alternative space outside the traditional opera theater. Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier | ||
| Friday 4-Feb-11 07:30pm |
Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits |
Boston Lyric Opera Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier |
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| Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA, 527 Tremont Street, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 4-Feb-11 07:30pm Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits An emperor unleashes total war. He orders destruction. He orders death. But Death…Well, Death doesn’t take orders. Now what? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz. Their opera survives—an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. The performance will include the world premiere of a prologue, composed by Richard Beaudoin, and specially commissioned by Boston Lyric Opera. Music by Viktor Ullmann | Libretto by poet Petr Kien | Sung in English BLO premiere and new BLO production BLO’s Opera Annex is a fully staged production designed for an alternative space outside the traditional opera theater. Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier | ||
| Saturday 5-Feb-11 07:30pm |
Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits |
Boston Lyric Opera Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier |
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| Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA, 527 Tremont Street, Boston, 02116, United States Saturday 5-Feb-11 07:30pm Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits An emperor unleashes total war. He orders destruction. He orders death. But Death…Well, Death doesn’t take orders. Now what? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz. Their opera survives—an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. The performance will include the world premiere of a prologue, composed by Richard Beaudoin, and specially commissioned by Boston Lyric Opera. Music by Viktor Ullmann | Libretto by poet Petr Kien | Sung in English BLO premiere and new BLO production BLO’s Opera Annex is a fully staged production designed for an alternative space outside the traditional opera theater. Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier | ||
| Sunday 6-Feb-11 03:00pm |
Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits |
Boston Lyric Opera Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier |
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| Boston Center for the Arts: The Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, MA, 527 Tremont Street, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 6-Feb-11 03:00pm Viktor Ullmann’s The Emperor of Atlantis, or Death Quits An emperor unleashes total war. He orders destruction. He orders death. But Death…Well, Death doesn’t take orders. Now what? In 1943, composer Viktor Ullmann and poet Petr Kien were prisoners in the concentration camp Terezin, where they created this almost inconceivably wry and touching opera. They died at Auschwitz. Their opera survives—an allusive, haunting, texturally rich testament to their spirit. The performance will include the world premiere of a prologue, composed by Richard Beaudoin, and specially commissioned by Boston Lyric Opera. Music by Viktor Ullmann | Libretto by poet Petr Kien | Sung in English BLO premiere and new BLO production BLO’s Opera Annex is a fully staged production designed for an alternative space outside the traditional opera theater. Steven Lipsitt, Conductor David Schweizer, Director Andrew Wilkowske, Baritone: Emperor Overall Kevin Burdette, Bass: Death Kathryn Skemp, Soprano: Bubikopf Jamie Van Eyck, Mezzo-soprano: Drummer Julius Ahn, Tenor: Soldier | ||
| Friday 11-Mar-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Handel's Agrippina |
Boston Lyric Opera Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 11-Mar-11 07:30pm Handel's Agrippina Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate. Also her husband, current emperor Claudius. The numbers are staggering. No, really. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Music by George Frideric Handel | Libretto by Vincenzo Grimani Sung in Italian with projected English translation A Glimmerglass Opera/New York City Opera production Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone | ||
| Sunday 13-Mar-11 03:00pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Handel's Agrippina |
Boston Lyric Opera Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 13-Mar-11 03:00pm Handel's Agrippina Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate. Also her husband, current emperor Claudius. The numbers are staggering. No, really. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Music by George Frideric Handel | Libretto by Vincenzo Grimani Sung in Italian with projected English translation A Glimmerglass Opera/New York City Opera production Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone | ||
| Wednesday 16-Mar-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Handel's Agrippina |
Boston Lyric Opera Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Wednesday 16-Mar-11 07:30pm Handel's Agrippina Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate. Also her husband, current emperor Claudius. The numbers are staggering. No, really. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Music by George Frideric Handel | Libretto by Vincenzo Grimani Sung in Italian with projected English translation A Glimmerglass Opera/New York City Opera production Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone | ||
| Friday 18-Mar-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Handel's Agrippina |
Boston Lyric Opera Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 18-Mar-11 07:30pm Handel's Agrippina Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate. Also her husband, current emperor Claudius. The numbers are staggering. No, really. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Music by George Frideric Handel | Libretto by Vincenzo Grimani Sung in Italian with projected English translation A Glimmerglass Opera/New York City Opera production Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone | ||
| Sunday 20-Mar-11 03:00pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Handel's Agrippina |
Boston Lyric Opera Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 20-Mar-11 03:00pm Handel's Agrippina Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate. Also her husband, current emperor Claudius. The numbers are staggering. No, really. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Music by George Frideric Handel | Libretto by Vincenzo Grimani Sung in Italian with projected English translation A Glimmerglass Opera/New York City Opera production Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone | ||
| Tuesday 22-Mar-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Handel's Agrippina |
Boston Lyric Opera Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Tuesday 22-Mar-11 07:30pm Handel's Agrippina Agrippina wants her rotten son to be the emperor of Rome. What’s a mother to do? She promises anything to everyone standing in her way: Nero himself, an ambitious courtesan, a general, a couple of fawning sycophants, and half the Roman Senate. Also her husband, current emperor Claudius. The numbers are staggering. No, really. Handel’s music soars. Come delight in his fresh musical invention and some crazy, hothouse humanity. Music by George Frideric Handel | Libretto by Vincenzo Grimani Sung in Italian with projected English translation A Glimmerglass Opera/New York City Opera production Gary Thor Wedow, Conductor Lillian Groag, Director Caroline Worra, Soprano: Aggripina Kathleen Kim, Soprano: Poppea Christian Van Horn, Bass: Claudius Anthony Roth Costanzo, Contralto: Ottone David Trudgen, Countertenor: Nerone | ||
| Friday 29-Apr-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Boston Lyric Opera David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 29-Apr-11 07:30pm Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream Ah, the thrill of the chase. Over hill, over dale, girdling the earth in forty minutes – when the words are mostly Shakespeare, even the libretto sings. Britten gives us a stageful of sprites and mortals in a touching and very funny take: a dreamscape. Or is it a nightmare? Depends on how you feel about unrequited love, and donkeys. Music by Benjamin Britten | Libretto adapted by the composer and Peter Pears from William Shakespeare's play Sung in English with projected titles BLO premiere and new BLO production David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom | ||
| Sunday 1-May-11 03:00pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Boston Lyric Opera David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 1-May-11 03:00pm Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream Ah, the thrill of the chase. Over hill, over dale, girdling the earth in forty minutes – when the words are mostly Shakespeare, even the libretto sings. Britten gives us a stageful of sprites and mortals in a touching and very funny take: a dreamscape. Or is it a nightmare? Depends on how you feel about unrequited love, and donkeys. Music by Benjamin Britten | Libretto adapted by the composer and Peter Pears from William Shakespeare's play Sung in English with projected titles BLO premiere and new BLO production David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom | ||
| Wednesday 4-May-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Boston Lyric Opera David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Wednesday 4-May-11 07:30pm Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream Ah, the thrill of the chase. Over hill, over dale, girdling the earth in forty minutes – when the words are mostly Shakespeare, even the libretto sings. Britten gives us a stageful of sprites and mortals in a touching and very funny take: a dreamscape. Or is it a nightmare? Depends on how you feel about unrequited love, and donkeys. Music by Benjamin Britten | Libretto adapted by the composer and Peter Pears from William Shakespeare's play Sung in English with projected titles BLO premiere and new BLO production David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom | ||
| Friday 6-May-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Boston Lyric Opera David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Friday 6-May-11 07:30pm Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream Ah, the thrill of the chase. Over hill, over dale, girdling the earth in forty minutes – when the words are mostly Shakespeare, even the libretto sings. Britten gives us a stageful of sprites and mortals in a touching and very funny take: a dreamscape. Or is it a nightmare? Depends on how you feel about unrequited love, and donkeys. Music by Benjamin Britten | Libretto adapted by the composer and Peter Pears from William Shakespeare's play Sung in English with projected titles BLO premiere and new BLO production David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom | ||
| Sunday 8-May-11 03:00pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Boston Lyric Opera David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Sunday 8-May-11 03:00pm Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream Ah, the thrill of the chase. Over hill, over dale, girdling the earth in forty minutes – when the words are mostly Shakespeare, even the libretto sings. Britten gives us a stageful of sprites and mortals in a touching and very funny take: a dreamscape. Or is it a nightmare? Depends on how you feel about unrequited love, and donkeys. Music by Benjamin Britten | Libretto adapted by the composer and Peter Pears from William Shakespeare's play Sung in English with projected titles BLO premiere and new BLO production David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom | ||
| Tuesday 10-May-11 07:30pm |
Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Boston Lyric Opera David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom |
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| Citi Performing Arts Center, Shubert Theater, Boston, MA, Boston, 02116, United States Tuesday 10-May-11 07:30pm Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream Ah, the thrill of the chase. Over hill, over dale, girdling the earth in forty minutes – when the words are mostly Shakespeare, even the libretto sings. Britten gives us a stageful of sprites and mortals in a touching and very funny take: a dreamscape. Or is it a nightmare? Depends on how you feel about unrequited love, and donkeys. Music by Benjamin Britten | Libretto adapted by the composer and Peter Pears from William Shakespeare's play Sung in English with projected titles BLO premiere and new BLO production David Angus, Conductor Tazewell Thompson, Director John Gaston, Countertenor: Oberon Nadine Sierra, Soprano: Titania Susanna Phillips, Soprano: Helena Johnson, Heather, Mezzo-soprano: Hermia Chad A. Johnson, Tenor: Lysander Matthew Worth, Baritone: Demetrius Andrew Shore, Bass: Bottom | ||
