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Cincinnati Opera
Founded in 1920 and the second oldest opera company in the nation, Cincinnati Opera presents a thrilling season of grand opera every June and July. The company’s repertoire includes beloved classics and contemporary masterworks brought to life by some of the world’s most dynamic performers and creative teams.
Aug 6 - Aug 27, 2020
Aug 17, 2020
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[…] into Cincinnati Opera’s production of “La Traviata,” I could see at least part of their motivation for […]
[…] into Cincinnati Opera’s production of “La Traviata,” I could see at least part of their motivation for […]
View less[…] rock, this one is no gimmick. “Another Brick in the Wall,” a co-production between the Cincinnati Opera and Opéra de Montréal, is a massive spectacle, featuring a full orchestra, a chorus of nearly 60, […]
[…] rock, this one is no gimmick. “Another Brick in the Wall,” a co-production between the Cincinnati Opera and Opéra de Montréal, is a massive spectacle, featuring a full orchestra, a chorus of nearly 60, […]
View less[…] Cincinnati Opera’s production of the well-known classic “The Marriage of Figaro” opened to a delighted audience in Music Hall last night. The performance featured beautiful operatic singing, playful and often bawdy stage action, and a lush orchestral score. The lavish historic costumes and arresting stage set made for a visually dynamic and impressive viewing experience. First performed in
View more[…] Cincinnati Opera’s production of the well-known classic “The Marriage of Figaro” opened to a delighted audience in Music Hall last night. The performance featured beautiful operatic singing, playful and often bawdy stage action, and a lush orchestral score. The lavish historic costumes and arresting stage set made for a visually dynamic and impressive viewing experience. First performed in Cincinnati at the Cincinnati Zoo Pavilion in 1956, this contemporary production of “The Marriage of Figaro” presents a classic story in a fresh and lively way. […]
View less[…] with literature’s ultimate “pair of star-crossed lovers” was just recently at Cincinnati Opera. The familiar tale played out over around three hours, and I couldn’t help being pulled by […]
[…] with literature’s ultimate “pair of star-crossed lovers” was just recently at Cincinnati Opera. The familiar tale played out over around three hours, and I couldn’t help being pulled by […]
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