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Ariadne auf Naxos at Merola Opera Program
Location: San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Ariadne auf Naxos is a distinctive opera by Richard Strauss that blends mythological tragedy with lighthearted comedy in two parts: a Prologue shows a clash between serious and comic performers forced to share the stage, while the main opera depicts Ariadne’s despair after abandonment on Naxos. She is countered by Zerbinetta’s playful view of love, until the god Bacchus brings renewal and transformation. Celebrated for its inventive structure, virtuosic vocal writing, and seamless fusion of contrasting styles, the work holds an important place in the operatic canon as a sophisticated meditation on the relationship between art, emotion, and theatrical form. Conducted by Ann-Katrin Stöcker and directed by Omer Ben Seadia (Merola ’14).
Language: Sung in German with projected English titles
Running Time: 2 hours including 1 intermission
Location: San Francisco Conservatory of Music Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall • 50 Oak St
Music by: Richard Strauss
Shows will be on the following days:
Thursday, July 30, 2026, 7p
Saturday, August 1, 2026, 2p
Adia will play Ariadne/Prima Donna for both shows.
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Der fliegende Holländer at Staatstheater Kassel
Location: Staatstheater Kassel (Interimsspielstätte), DE
In the vastness of the interim beats the dark heart of German Romanticism. The Dutchman wanders aimlessly on the ocean of the global market, accumulating abstract wealth. The boundless compulsion to increase his wealth appears to him as a curse, condemning him to eternal restlessness. Only the compensatory counter-model of eternal fidelity promises the Dutchman salvation from competition, and so he finds his last hope in the bourgeois ideal of love. The businessman Daland entices him with his daughter Senta, who also dreams of unconditional love and is desperately searching for a higher purpose in life. A deal is a deal in the age of tech billionaires, and so the transaction is quickly concluded, even though Senta doesn't actually want to be harnessed to the spinning wheel. And then there's Erik, who also lays claim to Senta. Between different lifestyles, Senta's ideal image soon proves to be an empty abstraction…
Many a worldview is shaken when Wagner's mighty sonic storms, under the musical direction of our new First Kapellmeister and Deputy General Music Director Clemens Fieguth, sweep through the Interim. At the eye of the storm lies Wagner's central theme: the sacrifice of the individual for the greater good. For The Flying Dutchman, directors Marlene Pawlak and Florian Lutz transform the Interim into a small-town microcosm where the hardships of social conditions are laid bare.
Language: Sung in German with projected German titles
Running Time: 3 hours including 1 intermission
Location: Ljuba-Senderowna-Str. 10, 34121 Kassel, Germany
Music by: Richard Wagner
Shows will be on the following days:
Saturday, September 19, 2026, 7p
Sunday, September 24, 2026, 7p
Sunday, October 4, 2026, 6p
Friday, October 9, 2026, 7p
Sunday, October 11, 2026, 7p
Saturday, October 31, 2026, 7p
Friday, November 6, 2026, 7p
Sunday, November 15, 2026, 7p
Sunday, November 29, 2026, 7p
Wednesday, December 9, 2026, 7p
Sunday, December 27, 2026, 6p
Friday, February 5, 2027, 7p
Sunday, February 16, 2027, 7p
Adia will play Senta for the entire run of the show.
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Hänsel und Gretel at Staatstheater Kassel
Location: Staatstheater Kassel (Interimsspielstätte), DE
Hansel and Gretel are hungry. This life-threatening situation affects one in five children in Kassel, due to rising food prices and poverty rates. Hansel and Gretel are literally being eaten alive by hunger. They can only dream of a gingerbread house decorated with their favorite sweets. When they spill the milk, their impoverished parents punish them by sending them into the forest to gather berries. Desperate, the siblings set off, but they can't find their way back home. In the enchanted fairy-tale forest, Hansel and Gretel encounter all sorts of fantastical creatures who help them on their adventure, until suddenly the famous question, "Nibble, nibble, little mouse, who's nibbling at my little house?" echoes from the woods.
... Humperdinck's beloved family opera, a classic German tale rooted in a sense of identity, is based on the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales and is presented by director Jessica Glause together with young people from Kassel in a way that is both enchanting and realistic – a fantastical journey through a dark forest, an escape from childhood poverty, and a courageous coming-of-age story. Under the musical direction of Viktor Jugović, Humperdinck's catchy yet multifaceted late-Romantic composition unfolds into an opulent soundscape, sometimes sounding childlike and joyful, sometimes dark and dramatic. Wagner light with a broomstick ride!
Hansel and Gretel is a PLUS production in collaboration between the Music Theatre and JUST+.
Language: Sung in German with projected German titles
Running Time: 2 hours 30 minutes including 1 intermission
Location: Ljuba-Senderowna-Str. 10, 34121 Kassel, Germany
Music by: Engelbert Humperdinck
Shows will be on the following days:
Friday, October 2, 2026, 7p
Sunday, October 18, 2026, 6p
Sunday, November 1, 2026, 5p
Monday, November 2, 2026, 11a
Saturday, November 7, 2026, 6p
Saturday, November 21, 2026, 7p
Sunday, December 20, 2026, 6p
Saturday, December 26, 2026, 6p
Adia will play Mother for these performances.
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Rising Stars in Concert
Location: Lyric Opera House
Join us for an extraordinary evening celebrating The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center, Lyric Opera of Chicago’s premier artist-development program. Members of the Ryan Opera Center's 2025/26 Ensemble take the stage with the Lyric Opera Orchestra, conducted by Lyric Music Director Enrique Mazzola, in this showcase performance.
Featuring selections from Donizetti’s Viva la mamma — a witty and irreverent comedy about the chaos of putting on an opera, complete with oversized personalities and a famously demanding stage mother — the evening also includes additional repertoire chosen to highlight the Ensemble’s wide-ranging talents.
Experience the artistry of tomorrow’s opera stars as they demonstrate the exceptional training that defines the Ryan Opera Center. Reserve your free seats today!
WFMT Recital: Evans, Richter, & Banwarth
Music of Richard Strauss is paired with Samuel Barber in this delightful recital from the Ryan Opera Center. Emily Richter will be heard in music from Strauss’ opera Daphne and his 3 Brentano Lieder. And we’ll hear Adia Evans in music from Barber’s opera Vanessa, and from his seminal work Knoxville: Summer of 1915. And they will perform a duet together with Billy Stayhorn’s “A Flower is a Lovesome Thing”. They will be joined on the piano by Michael Banwarth.
El último sueño de Frida y Diego at Lyric Opera of Chicago
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
On the Day of the Dead, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo crosses over from the underworld for 24 short hours with Diego Rivera, who remains in the living world, alone and grieving her loss.
Lyric Opera of Chicago presents El último sueño de Frida y Diego, which had its critically acclaimed world premiere in 2022 and brings the legendary marriage — and revolutionary art — of Frida and Diego to the stage with vivid colors, surrealist touches, and lush, evocative music sung in Spanish and inspired by Mexican folk music traditions.
Director Lorena Maza and conductor Roberto Kalb invite audiences to join in the couple’s dreamlike journey through their memories of love, passion, and everything they created together.
Language: Sung in Spanish with projected English titles
Running Time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including 1 intermission
Location: Lyric Opera House
Music by: Gabriela Lena Frank
Libretto by: Nilo Cruz
Shows will be on the following days:
Saturday, March 21, 7:30p
Tuesday, March 24, 7p
Thursday, March 26, 7p
Sunday, March 29, 2p
Wednesday, April 1, 2p
Saturday, April 4, 2p
Adia will play 1st Frida Image for the entire run of the show.
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Tenor Viñas International Competition - Semifinals
Founded in 1963 by Jacint Vilardell to commemorate the Catalan tenor Francisco Viñas, the Competition has become one of the major contests in the Opera, Oratorio and Lied world, in which young singers from all over the world take part every year.
The 63rd Competition Semifinals took place from January 13 to January 14, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain. Ms. Evans represented the USA in quarter and semifinal round.
Straus Foundation Centennial Celebration
The Gilded Gala is the Driehaus Museum’s annual celebration of artistic excellence and Chicago’s cultural legacy, benefitting the Museum’s transformative public programming and mission of expanding access to extraordinary art, architecture, and design.
The Driehaus Museum Gilded Gala 2025
The Gilded Gala is the Driehaus Museum’s annual celebration of artistic excellence and Chicago’s cultural legacy, benefitting the Museum’s transformative public programming and mission of expanding access to extraordinary art, architecture, and design.
Beyond the Aria w/ Craig Terry, Christine Goerke & Travon Walker
Location: Harris Theater, 205 E. Randolph, Chicago, IL, 60601
Beyond the Aria series returns in its 11th anniversary season, and welcomes back Artistic Director Craig Terry with four specially curated concerts. Table seating subscriptions are on sale now – the deadline to subscribe is July 30 and table seating assignments will be determined after the deadline.
Presented in partnership with Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Harris Theater's Beyond the Aria series pairs some of the most celebrated voices in opera today with developing artists from the Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center. Each concert is enjoyed cabaret-style with special one-night-only programs performed on the iconic Pritzker Pavilion stage. Each of the concerts will feature exceptional music which is sure to spark joy and passion within our community of opera enthusiasts. We are also pleased to once again partner with our friends at J&L Catering to offer seasonal buffet and wine pairings at each concert.
Seating is first-come, first-served for this free event and no tickets are required.
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WFMT Recital: Evans, Humbert, & Banwarth
We’ll hear performances of music from opera’s by Mozart, Strauss, and Verdi in our next Ryan Opera Center Recital. Christopher Humbert, Jr. will be heard in Fauré’s song cycle Poème d’un jour and Adia Evans will perform art songs from Menotti’s Canti della lontananza. And there will be music from 20th and 21st century songwriters Lori Laitman, H. Leslie Adams, Stephen Schwartz, and Ricky Ian Gordon.
Medea at Lyric Opera of Chicago
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
Lyric Opera of Chicago presents Medea, a tale of infidelity and revenge like no other. Euripides’s millennia-old tragedy comes to life — and gruesome death — in this presentation of acclaimed director Sir David McVicar’s iconic, grand-scale production.
Featuring Lyric’s own Music Director Enrique Mazzola on the podium, this intense spectacle stars international powerhouse soprano Sondra Radvanovsky in one of the fiercest, most demanding roles ever written. She shares the stage with equally formidable tenor — and Lyric favorite — Matthew Polenzani.
Medea dials the drama up to 11, bringing new meaning to “blood and thunder” as it tantalizes hardcore opera lovers and leaves new audiences glued to the edge of their seats.
Language: Sung in Italian with projected English titles
Running Time: 3 hours and 20 minutes, including 1 intermission
Shows will be on the following days:
Saturday, October 11, 7:30p
Tuesday, October 14, 7p
Friday, October 17, 7p
Monday, October 20, 7p
Thursday, October 23, 2p
Sunday, October 26, 2p
Adia will cover 1st Handmaiden for the entire run of the show.
Purchase tickets here.
WFMT Recital: Evans, Sagal, & Banwarth
The 2024/25 Ryan Opera Center Recital Series opens with a musical bang with soprano Adia Evans, baritone Finn Sagal, and pianist Michael Banwarth featured in works by Tchaikovsky and Verdi. We’ll also hear Adia in Alfred Bachelet’s passionate Chère nuit and Finn in Nico Muhly’s haunting The Last Letter.
Private Recital: Espinal, Evans, & Banwarth
Private recital hosted by Mike and Margo Oberman showcasing Ryan Opera Center artists, Daniel Espinal, Adia Evans, and Michael Banwarth.
Watch a clip of the performance here.
Sunday in the Park with Lyric
Location: Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park, 201 E Randolph St, Chicago
Join us for an evening of beautiful music as artists from The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center perform a variety of favorites from the 2024/25 Season accompanied by members of the Lyric Opera Orchestra and conducted by Lyric Music Director Enrique Mazzola. Bring a blanket, your favorite snacks, your fellow music lovers, and those you can’t wait to introduce to opera for this free, fun, and friendly can’t-miss summer delight that always ushers in a new cultural season on a high note.
Seating is first-come, first-served for this free event and no tickets are required.
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Dame Myra Hess Recital: Evans & Banwarth
When: Wednesday, August 20, 12:15 - 1 pm
Where: Seventeenth Church of Christ, Scientist, Chicago - 55 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago
Cost: Free
Take a musical lunch break and enjoy a classical concert, featuring the best and brightest of young musical talent performing today. Inspired by legendary pianist, Dame Myra Hess' lunchtime concerts during World War II, our concerts allow you to listen to emerging artists at the beginning of their careers. CMC presents over 50 Dame Myra Hess concerts a year, and they are livestreamed by 98.7 WFMT.
This concert features soprano Adia Evans, and pianist, Michael Banwarth.
Britten Pears Young Artist Programme Final Concert
Venue: Britten Studio, Snape Maltings, Snape, Suffolk IP17 1SP
Eight original song programmes performed by the exceptional emerging musicians of the Britten Pears Young Artist Programme.
This is the culmination of the eight-day Building a Recital Programme course in which eight singers and four pianists from the Britten Pears Young Artist Programme have been exploring how to build creative and engaging song programmes.
Link to event here
Masterclass with Roderick Williams
Venue: Britten Studio, Snape Maltings, Snape, Suffolk IP17 1SP
A masterclass led by acclaimed baritone Roderick Williams, working with Britten Pears Young Artists.
In this first masterclass as part of the Building a Recital Programme course, young artists will perform a variety of song repertoire with acclaimed baritone Roderick Williams, working to create new and exciting song recital programmes.
A full list of repertoire will be provided at the event.
Link to event listed here.
Ryan Opera Center Scenes Concerts
Members of the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s renowned artist development program present opera scenes in their inaugural performance of the season. Donald Palumbo leads this program at the baton and Keturah Stickann leads from the director’s chair. Adia is featured in Act II of L’amore dei tre re by Italo Montemezzi and the Bell Telephone Hour Medley.
There will be two performances on June 17 & 18, 2025 at 1p in William Mason Rehearsal Hall at Lyric Opera of Chicago.
Photo credit to Andrew Cioffi / Lyric Opera of Chicago
American Opera Society of Chicago: Spring Luncheon
Tickets to our Spring Concert are now available! May 21 at 11am - don't miss this spectacular performance from the remarkable talent of our 2025 award winners. Tickets are $60 and include concert and lunch following the program.
Featuring:
James Kang, viola
2025 Ginger and Jim Meyer Centennial Award
Adia Evans, soprano
2025 Lola Fletcher Award
Alexandra Burch, soprano
2025 American Opera Society of Chicago Award
Rising Stars in Concert
Location: Lyric Opera House
Celebrating its 50th anniversary season, The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center, Lyric Opera of Chicago's premier artist-development program, is proud to announce its 2024/25 Ensemble. Dedicated to cultivating exceptional operatic talent, the Ryan Opera Center provides comprehensive training and extensive performance opportunities, including the chance for members to participate in Lyric’s mainstage season.
The Ryan Opera Center hosts its annual Rising Stars in Concert on April 25, 2025 on Lyric's mainstage. This special-edition showcase features the 2024/25 Ensemble with the Lyric Opera Orchestra, conducted by Music Director Enrique Mazzola and directed by Chief Artistic Administration Officer Matthew Ozawa. The concert celebrates 50 incredible years of nurturing the talents of many of opera’s brightest stars, and some familiar faces will also be in attendance to pay tribute to the Ryan Opera Center’s half-century legacy. Following the concert will be the Ryan Opera Center's 50th Anniversary Gala to raise funds in support of the program's work for the next five decades.
The Listeners with Lyric Opera of Chicago
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
Lyric Opera of Chicago presents The Listeners, expected to be one of the most significant operatic events of the 2024/25 Season. Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek, the renowned composer/librettist team, tell the story of Claire, who is driven nearly mad by an unending, low-frequency hum that she hears. In desperation, she joins a community organization, “The Listeners,” formed to discover the origin of the noise and destroy it. The group becomes frighteningly cult-like, ultimately leading to catastrophic consequences. Lyric’s vocally and dramatically brilliant cast will be conducted by Music Director Enrique Mazzola and directed by one of the most gifted theater artists of her generation, Lileana Blain-Cruz.
Language: Sung in English with projected English titles
Running Time: 2 hours and 30 minutes, including 1 intermission
Shows will be on the following days:
Sunday, March 30, 2p
Wednesday, April 2, 7p
Saturday, April 5, 7:30p
Tuesday, April 8, 7p
Friday, April 11, 7p
Adia will play Theresa Alvarez for the entire run of the show.
Purchase tickets here.
Bohème with Lyric Opera of Chicago
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
Lyric Opera presents the enduring, passionate masterpiece La Bohème. Puccini brings unique beauty and sensitivity to this tale of young lovers in 19th-century Paris. With the famous arias of the ardent poet Rodolfo, the fragile seamstress Mimì, and the good-hearted party-girl Musetta, matched perfectly to the romance and heartbreak of this universal story, La Bohème is operatic perfection. At Lyric, two dazzling sopranos, Ailyn Pérez and Gabriella Reyes, are paired with the shining-voiced tenor Pene Pati (in his Lyric debut) and the vibrant baritone Will Liverman, in a production that will be a truly memorable moment in the company’s longstanding tradition of great La Bohème performances.
Language: Sung in Italian with projected English titles
Running Time: 2 hours and 20 minutes, including 1 intermission
Shows will be on the following days:
Saturday, March 15, 7:30p
Wednesday, March 19, 2p
Saturday, March 22, 7:30p
Tuesday, March 25, 7p
Friday, March 28, 7p
Monday, March 31, 7p
Thursday, April 3, 2p
Sunday, April 6, 2p
Wednesday, April 9, 7p
Saturday, April 12, 2p
Adia will cover the phenomenal Gabrielle Reyes in the role of Musetta for the entire run of the show.
Purchase tickets here.
Blue with Lyric Opera of Chicago
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
Blue is destined to become an American classic. Co-produced by Lyric, The Glimmerglass Festival, and Washington National Opera, the opera presents the moving story of a Black middle-class family in Harlem whose hopes and dreams for their teenage son are shattered when he is shot by a white police officer. Tony-winning composer Jeanine Tesori’s magnificently moving music is matched by Tazewell Thompson’s probing, deeply sensitive libretto. The vocally and theatrically formidable bass Kenneth Kellogg (Lyric debut), who scored a triumph in the world premiere and in productions around the world, plays opposite two outstanding American artists – mezzo-soprano Zoie Reams and baritone Norman Garrett – in this anticipated Chicago premiere.
Language: Sung in English with projected English titles
Running Time: 2 hours and 30 minutes, including 1 intermission
Shows will be on the following days:
Saturday, November 16, 7:30p
Wednesday, November 20, 7p
Friday, November 22, 7p
Tuesday, November 26, 7p
Sunday, December 1, 2p
Adia will play Girlfriend #2 for the entire run of the show.
Purchase tickets here
WFMT Recital: Evans & Banwarth
Our recital features first-year Ryan Opera Center soprano Adia Evans along with second-year pianist Michael Banwarth. Together they will perform the music of Richard Strauss, Amy Beach, Robert Owens, and more.
30th Anniversary Gala - Mercy Women's Health Center
Mercy has begun a year-long celebration in 2024 recognizing the 30th anniversary of The Weinberg Center for Women’s Health & Medicine. Under the direction of nationally recognized gynecologic oncologist Dr. Neil B. Rosenshein, The Center first opened on Sept. 23, 1994 with ceremonies led by CBS-TV “60 Minutes” anchor/reporter Leslie Stahl. In 2003 led by Dr. Rosenshehin, Sr. Helen Amos, RSM, and Mercy president/CEO Thomas R. Mullen, Mercy would cut the ribbon on a state-of-the-art, 6-floor facility—The Weinberg Center at Mercy at 227 St. Paul Place—bringing all the women’s centers such as breast cancer, gynecologic oncology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, mammography, etc., under a single roof. Mercy will celebrate key women’s health milestones throughout the year.
Evans will be featured as a guest artist performing with string quartet at the Weinberg Center for Women’s Health.
Recital: Mapping Ancestral Discoveries
Join us for an afternoon of poetry, art songs, and discussion, entitled Mapping Ancestral Discoveries From The Eastern Shore to New York in Poetry and Song, as composer, poet, and scholar Toni Lester shares her journey of discovery about ancestors who migrated from Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia to New York to form one of the oldest, continuous free Black communities in the North. This event will feature baritone Brandon Bell, soprano Adia Evans, and pianist/percussionist Bill Solomon.
Rigoletto with Lyric Opera of Chicago
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
Join Lyric Opera of Chicago for Giuseppe Verdi’s masterpiece Rigoletto, a powerfully dramatic work based on a play by Victor Hugo. The composer brings astounding intensity to the court jester Rigoletto, who is tragically obsessed with avenging his daughter Gilda’s dishonor. The score’s highlights are unforgettable, from Rigoletto’s hair-raising denunciation of the Duke of Mantua’s courtiers, “Cortigiani,” to the immoral, philandering Duke’s “La donna è mobile,” to Gilda’s ecstatic “Caro nome.” Conducted by Music Director Enrique Mazzola, a much-acclaimed Verdian, Lyric’s visually sumptuous production stars the sensational baritone Igor Golovatenko. He's joined by two other international luminaries making eagerly awaited company debuts: Mané Galoyan, the exquisite Armenian soprano, and Javier Camarena, the spectacular Mexican tenor.
Language: Sung in Italian with projected English titles
Running Time: 2 hours and 35 minutes, including 1 intermission
Shows will be on the following days:
Saturday, September 14, 7:30p
Wednesday, September 18, 2p
Sunday, September 22, 2p
Wednesday, September 25, 7p
Saturday, September 28, 7:30p
Tuesday, October 1, 7p
Sunday, October 6, 2p
Adia will play Countess Ceprano for the entire run of the show.
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Ryan Opera Center: 2025/26 Ensemble Final Auditions
Location: Lyric Opera House, Chicago IL
Join us to watch over 20 finalists representing the world’s finest emerging artists audition for a spot in the Ryan Opera Center’s 2025/26 Ensemble. This is a unique opportunity to hear opera’s future stars and participate by voting for the Audience Favorite Award.
Sunday in the Park with Lyric
Location: Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park, 201 E Randolph St, Chicago
Join us for an evening of beautiful music as artists from The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center perform a variety of favorites from the 2024/25 Season accompanied by members of the Lyric Opera Orchestra and conducted by Lyric Music Director Enrique Mazzola. Bring a blanket, your favorite snacks, your fellow music lovers, and those you can’t wait to introduce to opera for this free, fun, and friendly can’t-miss summer delight that always ushers in a new cultural season on a high note.
Seating is first-come, first-served for this free event and no tickets are required.
Learn more here
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Saturday, June 29, 2024 | Dekelboum Concert Hall | 8270 Alumni Drive, College Park MD, 20742
Sunday, June 30, 2024 | Washington National Cathedral | 3101 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington DC 20016
The University of Maryland’s National Orchestral Institute + Festival brings together aspiring orchestral musicians from across the country for a month of dynamic music-making and professional exploration. Chosen through a rigorous, cross-country audition process, these young artists present passionate and awe-inspiring performances of adventuresome repertoire at The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center and in the College Park, MD community. In 2019, conductor David Alan Miller and the NOI+F Philharmonic received a Grammy nomination in the “Best Orchestral Performance” category for their Naxos recording “Ruggles, Stucky, Harbison.”
Ryan Opera Center & Civic Orchestra of Chicago
Members of the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s renowned artist development program join the Civic Orchestra of Chicago for a glamorous evening featuring selections from operatic favorites, including Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro, Puccini’s La Bohème and Offenbach’s La Grand-Duchesse de Gérolstein. Roberto Kalb leads the assembled forces in this grand finale to the Civic Orchestra’s 2023/24 Season. Conducted by Roberto Kalb.
Pay what you wish, starting at $5, for this concert. By paying for your ticket, you demonstrate the value music plays in your life and help make this performance available to all. Seating is general admission.
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La Bohème at Borderland Arts Foundation
May 3 at 7:30p and May 5 at 2p | Atkinson Recital Hall | 1075 North Horseshoe Street, Las Cruces, NM, 88001
Maestro Jorge Martinez-Rios conducts the Borderland Arts Opera Orchestra in this concert version of Puccini's tragic opera, La Bohème. The orchestra will be joined by a nationally recognized cast of up-and-coming opera singers who have performed in some of the most prestigious venues in the United States including the Santa Fe Opera and the Utah Opera.
Ms. Evans will play the role of Mimi.
Purchase tickets here!