Name: Pagliacci
Start: 2025-06-07T19:00:00
Location: AK Bissel Park

Prepare to be captivated by the passionate world of opera as Marble City Opera unveils an eclectic and immersive 2025 season. With an array of performances ranging from classic to contemporary, audiences will be treated to a diverse tapestry of operatic storytelling. From the haunting melodies of 'Eve Song' to the emotional depths of 'La Voix Humaine', and the theatrical antics in 'Pagliacci', each show promises a unique experience. To top it off, 'Bon Appétit!' offers a delightful culinary twist, blending opera with a hands-on cooking class. Join us as we explore the highlights of this remarkable season.

A Journey Through Opera: Marble City Opera's 2025 Season Highlights

Marble City Opera invites you to a spectacular season filled with thought-provoking and entertaining performances. From the compelling narratives of 'Eve Song' and 'The Human Voice' to the emotionally charged 'Pagliacci' and the delightful culinary twist of 'Bon Appetit!', these operatic events promise to captivate audiences. Held across various iconic venues in Knoxville, TN, these performances are set to showcase an array of talent, blending traditional opera with unique thematic elements to create unforgettable experiences.

Opera in Knoxville: A Season of Captivating Performances

Marble City Opera offers a rich and varied lineup of operatic performances in 2025, each promising a unique experience. From the emotional depths of 'The Human Voice' featuring Kathryn Frady, to the dramatic storytelling of 'Pagliacci' across multiple venues, and the culinary delight of 'Bon Appetit!' with Ryan Colbert as Julia Child, audiences are in for a treat. These events exemplify Marble City Opera's commitment to bringing both traditional and innovative opera to the community.

A Symphony of Voices: Marble City Opera's Diverse Showcase

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Before the opera begins, a member of the small theatrical road company, Tonio, who looks like a clown, steps before the curtain. He tells the audience that a clown is also a man, so a clown feels sorrow and pity just like a man.

Pagliacci

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