Marnie Breckenridge is a distinguished soprano known for her captivating performances and contributions to contemporary opera. With a rich background in vocal artistry, she has graced the stage in various notable productions, including her role as Kathie and the Voice of Linford in the film adaptation of Gordon Getty's celebrated opera Goodbye, Mr. Chips. This production, which received a special screening at the historic Cameo Cinema in St. Helena, showcased her exceptional talent alongside a talented ensemble, including tenor Nathan Granner and baritone Lester Lynch, under the baton of conductor Nicole Paiement. Additionally, Breckenridge has performed at the Kristin Pankonin American Art Song Award Showcase, where she delivered stunning renditions of works by composers such as David Garner and Matt Boehler. Her performances of pieces like Star Light, Star Bright and Let Beauty Awake have further solidified her reputation as a versatile and engaging artist. As she continues to evolve in her career, audiences can look forward to her upcoming projects, which promise to highlight her unique vocal abilities and artistic vision. Marnie Breckenridge remains a prominent figure in the world of opera, captivating audiences with her artistry and dedication to the craft.

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The powerful and tragic opera celebrates Milk's enduring legacy and contributions to the nascent LGBTQ+ movement, his early life in New York and relocation to San Francisco, later becoming the first openly gay man in 1978 to be elected to public office in California. Milk served on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for 11 months before being assassinated, along with then-Mayor George Moscone, at San Francisco City Hall.

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Harvey Milk: Reimagined

Blue Shield of California Theater at YBCA

Spend Valentine’s Day weekend immersed in the laughter and romance of Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love. When the shy and smitten Nemorino’s dream of winning the strong-willed Adina’s heart seems out of reach, he turns to a traveling purveyor of patent medicines in search of a love potion. After drinking every last drop, he sets off a cascade of comedic chaos. This heartwarming comedy embodies all the richness of Donizetti’s artistry and is simply too good to keep bottled up. Featuring laugh-out-loud moments and touching romance, this original, heartwarming comedy sparkles with wit and whimsy. Presented for the first time in over a decade, The Elixir of Love comes to life in a new production brought to life by conductor J. Ernest Green (Toledo Opera’s South Pacific, Ragtime, and The Merry Widow).

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