Scott Scully: Aret

Eszterháza Palace, the Versailles-like residence of the Esterházy family, was home to a magnificent opera theatre presided over by Franz Joseph Haydn, and an equally fine puppet theatre, where Haydn’s Philemon and Baucis premiered in 1773 to welcome Empress Maria Theresa on her historic visit. Written for orchestra and voices … read more

Scott Scully: Aret

Eszterháza Palace, the Versailles-like residence of the Esterházy family, was home to a magnificent opera theatre presided over by Franz Joseph Haydn, and an equally fine puppet theatre, where Haydn’s Philemon and Baucis premiered in 1773 to welcome Empress Maria Theresa on her historic visit. Written for orchestra and voices … read more

David Portillo: Don Ottavio

In this darkest of comedies, Mozart presents us with a man who challenges every moral and convention. No woman is safe from his advances. No man is safe from his schemes. Everyone wants revenge, but will his evil deeds eventually catch up with him? Tickets & Information.read more

Tom Corbeil: Leporello

In this darkest of comedies, Mozart presents us with a man who challenges every moral and convention. No woman is safe from his advances. No man is safe from his schemes. Everyone wants revenge, but will his evil deeds eventually catch up with him? Tickets & Information.read more

Scott Scully: Aret

Eszterháza Palace, the Versailles-like residence of the Esterházy family, was home to a magnificent opera theatre presided over by Franz Joseph Haydn, and an equally fine puppet theatre, where Haydn’s Philemon and Baucis premiered in 1773 to welcome Empress Maria Theresa on her historic visit. Written for orchestra and voices … read more

Seth Mease Carico: Victor

As Reinaldo Arenas lies dying of AIDS in New York City he remembers his home in Cuba as Fidel Castro takes power. A counter-revolutionary and homosexual, he is prosecuted by the state for having his manuscripts published outside Cuba. After a period of imprisonment and torture, Reinaldo’s friend Lazaro receives … read more

Javier Abreu: Pepe

As Reinaldo Arenas lies dying of AIDS in New York City he remembers his home in Cuba as Fidel Castro takes power. A counter-revolutionary and homosexual, he is prosecuted by the state for having his manuscripts published outside Cuba. After a period of imprisonment and torture, Reinaldo’s friend Lazaro receives … read more

Lauren McNeese: Wellgunde

Gods, goddesses, giants, and dwarves struggle to be lords of the ring, but as Wagner’s mammoth music drama unfolds, the ring’s deadly curse begins to unleash its far-reaching vengeance.

From the opening vision of the Rhine’s rippling waters to the triumphant ascent to Valhalla, Das Rheingold creates a vivid world … read more

Scott Scully: Aret

Eszterháza Palace, the Versailles-like residence of the Esterházy family, was home to a magnificent opera theatre presided over by Franz Joseph Haydn, and an equally fine puppet theatre, where Haydn’s Philemon and Baucis premiered in 1773 to welcome Empress Maria Theresa on her historic visit. Written for orchestra and voices … read more

Scott Scully: Aret

Eszterháza Palace, the Versailles-like residence of the Esterházy family, was home to a magnificent opera theatre presided over by Franz Joseph Haydn, and an equally fine puppet theatre, where Haydn’s Philemon and Baucis premiered in 1773 to welcome Empress Maria Theresa on her historic visit. Written for orchestra and voices … read more