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Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Wagner's epic saga with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's performance of "Ring Cycle: Das Rheingold" on Sunday, October 13, 2024, at 2:00pm. This performance, under the baton of Fabio Luisi, marks the prologue of Wagner’s masterpiece, The Ring of the Nibelung, setting the stage for a tale of conflict between love and power, and the quest for redemption through love. The audience will be transported to the mythical depths of the Rhine, experiencing the allure of the Rhine maidens, the curse of the all-powerful ring, and the gods' perilous journey to Valhalla.

The cast features a stellar lineup, including Mark Delavan as Wotan, Štefan Margita as Loge, Deniz Uzun as Fricka, Ellie Dehn as Freia, and many more talented artists, bringing to life the complex characters of this mythic tale. The performance will be enhanced with English supertitles, ensuring that every nuance of the drama is accessible to all.

This event is generously supported by the Morton H. Meyerson Family Foundation and promises to be a highlight of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's 24/25 season. Subscription packages are available for those wishing to experience the entire season, with single tickets going on sale in late June. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the beginning of a legendary saga, brought to life by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and a cast of world-renowned performers.

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Ring Cycle: Das Rheingold

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Opera Birmingham proudly presents the world premiere of "TOUCH," a groundbreaking new opera that delves into the life of Helen Keller, the celebrated 20th-century deaf and blind author, activist, and her confidant and friend, Anne Sullivan Macy. This compelling narrative picks up where the play "The Miracle Worker" ends, exploring the intricate relationship between Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan Macy, John Macy (Anne’s husband), and Peter Fagan (Helen’s interpreter and star-crossed lover).

Set to captivate audiences on Friday, January 19, 2024, at 7:30 P.M., and Sunday, January 21, 2024, at 2:30 P.M., the opera will be staged at the RMT Arts Campus - Main Theatre, presented by Opera Birmingham. This two-act chamber opera, sung in English with projected English text and interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL), features a score orchestrated for seven players and includes three principal singing roles, an actor playing Helen Keller, and an ensemble of six singers. The production showcases the talents of Alie B. Gorrie as Helen Keller and Michelle Allie Drever as Anne Sullivan Macy, alongside the Alabama Symphony Orchestra.

"TOUCH" addresses themes of disability, agency, and the human condition, representing Opera Birmingham’s commitment to telling diverse stories and ensuring accessibility for all audience members. The opera includes ASL interpreters, Braille program notes, assisted listening devices, and audio description services to accommodate low-vision and low-hearing patrons.

The opera opens as Helen Keller prepares to graduate from Radcliffe College in 1904, with Anne Sullivan by her side. It explores their extraordinary connection, the challenges they face, and the impact of Helen's advocacy work on their relationship. The narrative unfolds through moments of triumph, struggle, and the complexities of love and loss, culminating in a poignant conclusion that captures the essence of their enduring bond.

For tickets, accessibility services, and more information about the "TOUCH" world premiere, visit Opera Birmingham's website or contact the box office. Join us for this highly anticipated event and help bring the story of Helen and Anne to life on the stage.

Touch

Red Mountain Theatre Arts Campus

Enter a fantastical world full of magic, where fairies and angels appear, and an enchanted forest leads two lost children to a candy house where they must escape from a wicked witch. Composer Engelbert Humperdinck’s fairytale opera, based on the classic story from Brothers Grimm, is perfect for all ages!

Hansel and Gretel

Alabama School of Fine Arts

Indulge in an evening of passion, betrayal, sacrifice, and bittersweet farewell as your symphony orchestra performs arias from the world’s most famous operas. Four distinguished opera stars are joined on stage for a powerhouse performance featuring selections from Carmen, Così fan tutte, Doctor Atomic, Don Giovanni, La bohème, La Traviata, The Marriage of Figaro, Rigoletto and more!

Cabrera Conducts A Night At The Opera

The Smith Center for the Performing Arts

A triumph of music and text, Handel’s Messiah is a matchless December tradition. The exquisite choral writing and the exultant “Hallelujah” chorus — featuring the Seattle Symphony, Chorale and a strong cast of soloists — honor Handel’s greatest work.

Handel's Messiah with the Seattle Symphony

Benaroya Hall

Tosca, Puccini’s dramatic and beloved masterpiece, sweeps our mainstage in a tale of love, lust, deceit, and murder. A tragic and political love story, Tosca explores sacrifices made for love. Treat yourself to magnificent melodies and nonstop action!

Tosca

Experience the timeless masterpiece of Giuseppe Verdi, "La traviata," brought to life by the San Diego Opera at the San Diego Civic Theatre. This beloved opera, known for its emotionally charged music, memorable arias, and thrilling duets, remains one of the most cherished works in the operatic repertoire. Set against the dazzling backdrop of 19th-century Paris, "La traviata" tells the poignant story of Violetta Valéry, a courtesan who finds true love with the young nobleman Alfredo Germont. Their passionate affair faces challenges from societal conventions and family interference, leading to a heartbreaking choice.

Join us for an unforgettable performance featuring a cast of internationally acclaimed artists. Tenor Zach Borichevsky will make his San Diego Opera debut as Alfredo, bringing his talents to the stage alongside soprano Andriana Chuchman, who returns as Violetta after her acclaimed debut with the company. They will be joined by bass-baritone Hunter Enoch and soprano Erika Nicole Alatorre, both making their company debuts. Under the baton of San Diego Opera’s Principal Conductor Yves Abel, the San Diego Symphony Orchestra will provide the stirring score that has captivated audiences for generations.

Performances are scheduled for Friday, April 25, 2025, at 7:30 pm, Saturday, April 26, 2025, at 7:30 pm, and a matinee on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at 2:00 pm at the San Diego Civic Theatre, located at 1100 Third Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101. Enhance your opera experience with our pre-opera talks, starting at 6:40 pm before the evening performances and at 1:10 pm before the Sunday matinee, providing insights into Verdi's masterpiece. Don't miss the post-opera Talk-Back session after the Sunday matinee, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the stars and cast.

"La traviata" is sung in Italian with English and Spanish subtitles projected above the stage, ensuring an accessible and enriching experience for all. This production is proudly sponsored by the City of San Diego, celebrating the power of opera to move and inspire diverse audiences.

Secure your tickets now for this unforgettable journey into love, sacrifice, and redemption. Visit the San Diego Opera website or contact the box office for ticket information and special discounts. Join us for a night of exquisite music, compelling drama, and breathtaking performances that will leave you spellbound.

Hunter Enoch

Bass-baritone

Events

Upcoming events

25 - 27 Apr, 2025

La traviata · San Diego Opera

Past events

Oct 13, 2024

Ring Cycle: Das Rheingold · Dallas Symphony Orchestra

19 - 21 Jan, 2024

Touch · Opera Birmingham

Future and recently performed repertoire

Bass in Messiah by Handel

Seattle Symphony

Germont in La traviata by Verdi

San Diego Opera

Father in Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck

Opera Birmingham

Donner in Das Rheingold by Wagner

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

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