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From the award-winning team of librettist Tazewell Thompson and composer Jeanine Tesori comes Blue, a portrait of contemporary African American life: of love and loss, church, sisterhood, and most importantly, family. How far would you be willing to go for true love? Firm in his faith that music is stronger than death, the devoted Orpheus descends into the underworld to rescue his wife Eurydice. January 12‒30, 2022 at Tagney Jones Hall. An audience favorite for over a century, this tale of four young Parisians who dedicate their lives to art and love is guaranteed to touch your heart.

LA BOHÈME. October 16–30, 2021 at McCaw Hall.

With their new pricing structure many seating areas have become more affordable, particularly on the Orchestra level. There are currently three-opera packages with La bohème, Blue, and The Marriage of Figaro. Seattle Opera is excited see subscribers returning to safety and comfort in McCaw Hall for the 2021/22 season. The company is committed to advancing the cultural life in the Pacific Northwest with opera productions of the highest caliber, and through innovative education and community programs that take opera far beyond the McCaw Hall stage at Seattle Center.Įach year, more than 95,000 people attend Seattle Opera performances and programs designed for people of all ages. Since 1963, Seattle Opera has built a reputation as a leading opera company, recognized in the United States as well as around the world.

Photo by kvkirillov – About Seattle Opera Used (consignment, thrift, garage, flea & vintage).Click the video below for a sneak preview of the production. For tickets and more information, please visit the Seattle Opera website here.

The 2019/20 season also sees a return to the role of Figaro Il barbiere di Siviglia at both Minnesota Opera and Cincinnati Opera.Ĭarmen opens on 4 May with performances through to 19 May. Following this, Rodion will make his role debut as Humbert in Shchedrin’s Lolita with the Estates Theatre in Prague and will return to the role of Marcello in La bohème at the Bayerische Staatsoper. Next, Rodion returns to the role of Papageno in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte with Komische Oper in New York’s Lincoln Center as part of the Mostly Mozart festival. Paul Curran’s new production combines the traditional costumes of Carmen with extravagant scenery and rotating sets, and marks Rodion’s role debut as the glamorous torero Escamillo who wins Carmen’s love only to lose her to the wrath of Don José. Toi toi toi to Rodion Pogossov who returns to Seattle Opera this weekend for Bizet’s Carmen under Giacomo Sagripanti.