John Cockerill

Kanade Motomura

Kate Fogg

Sofia Scattarreggia

Kevin Douglas Jasaitis

Santino DeAngelo

Tri-Cities Opera

Step into a magical forest where adventure, danger, and wonder await in Hansel and Gretel. This enchanting opera follows two spirited siblings who, while searching for food, lose their way and stumble upon a world filled with mystery—from a dreamy night watched over by angels to a dazzling house made entirely of sweets.

But beneath the whimsy lies real peril. A cunning witch lurks in the shadows, tempting the children with irresistible treats and dark intentions. With courage, cleverness, and the unbreakable bond of family, Hansel and Gretel must outwit her to find their way home.

Filled with lush, storybook music and moments of humor, heart, and suspense, Hansel and Gretel is a captivating journey for audiences of all ages—a timeless tale of resilience, imagination, and the power of love.

Hansel & Gretel

Tri-Cities Opera Center

Step into the warmth, nostalgia, and heart of the holiday season with Tri-Cities Opera’s A Red, White, and Blue Christmas—a vibrant celebration honoring America 250. Inspired by the spirit of WWII-era USO performances, this unforgettable concert brings together TCO’s Resident Artists, a live orchestra, and the Youth Choir for an evening filled with timeless music and holiday magic.

From the beloved sounds of White Christmas and the Andrews Sisters to the iconic songs of Irving Berlin and the enduring legacy of Bob Hope’s USO tours, this dynamic program blends patriotic favorites, classic carols, musical theater hits, and soaring operatic selections. It’s a joyful, high-energy experience that captures the power of music to uplift, connect, and inspire.

Perfect for audiences of all ages, A Red, White, and Blue Christmas is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of hope, resilience, and the enduring spirit of community. Join us and make it part of your holiday tradition.

A Red, White, and Blue Christmas

Opening in the stylish 1960s world of polished norms, structured relationships, and carefully defined social roles, The Game of Love (Così fan tutte) begins in an atmosphere of order, confidence, and romantic certainty. Two young couples are secure in their devotion—until a cynical wager sets everything in motion.

When the men “go away,” the world transforms. Their absence opens the door to a vivid shift in color, culture, and behavior—where conventions loosen, expression expands, and emotional boundaries become fluid. What was once predictable becomes unpredictable, as attraction, curiosity, and temptation begin to reshape every relationship.

As disguises are introduced and social rules begin to bend, the characters are drawn into an experiment that challenges not only fidelity, but identity itself. Playful on the surface yet deeply revealing underneath, the story unfolds as a witty and poignant exploration of love under pressure.

In this striking 1960s vision—where tradition gives way to liberation— The Game of Love (Così fan tutte) reveals how quickly certainty can dissolve, and how complicated the heart becomes when the world around it changes.

Così fan tutte

Set in the bohemian Latin Quarter of 1830s Paris, La Bohème follows a group of young artists living on little more than dreams, friendship, and defiance of poverty. In a cramped garret, poet Rodolfo, painter Marcello, musician Schaunard, and philosopher Colline scrape by with humor and imagination—until a chance encounter on a winter night changes everything.

When Rodolfo meets the delicate seamstress Mimì, an instant spark of love ignites a romance that is as passionate as it is fragile. Their world expands into the bustling streets, cafés, and celebrations of Paris, where love and youth briefly feel unstoppable. But beneath the joy, reality presses in—illness, hardship, jealousy, and the weight of poverty begin to unravel what seemed so luminous.

As relationships fracture and reunite in fleeting cycles of passion and misunderstanding, the friends are forced to confront the cost of love in a world that offers little security. In the end, joy and tragedy exist side by side, culminating in a devastating reminder of life’s fragility.

Sweeping, intimate, and heartbreakingly human, La Bohème is a timeless portrait of love found too briefly, friendship tested by circumstance, and the beauty that exists even in loss.

La bohème

Broome County Forum Theatre

The Pocket Opera Project is telling stories with a distinct new voice! Local elementary and middle school students have been selected to have their story submissions transformed into mini-operas — in collaboration with Binghamton University composers.

These incredible “pocket operas” come with big theatrical moments and tell deeply human stories filled with adventure, tragedy, and magic!

Pocket Opera Project 2027

Opera & Beer has been a fan-favorite for years! This event will have you singing along and smiling from ear to ear. Tri-Cities Opera is bringing out high-class talent with a twist! This May, we’re once again taking the show to Factory by Beer Tree Brew in Johnson City—and as always, your first drink is on us!

Both evenings will have the same program. Doors open at 6pm for you to grab your seats and order dinner and drinks!