Name: Eugene Onegin
Start: 2026-07-25T19:30:00
Location: The Barns At Wolf Trap

Steven White

Finn Sagal

Daniel O’Hearn

Cecelia McKinley

Sergio Martinez

Magdalena Kuźma

Aubrey Odle

Jack Hicks

Jack Burrows

Michael Mensah

Elissa Pfaender

Emma Griffin

Wolf Trap Opera

Wolf Trap Opera Studio

Artistic intimacy is at the heart of these limited-capacity, artist-curated salon evenings. Begin with dinner, then savor a bespoke musical journey unfolding just feet away. Spanning five distinct concerts, the Salon Series offers the thrill of extraordinary voices in rare proximity, with programs that vary each night. Elegant, immersive, and uniquely Wolf Trap Opera. Don’t miss your chance to hear these singers in an evening like no other.

Salon Series

The Barns At Wolf Trap

Eugene Onegin

Experience the next generation of opera stars as Wolf Trap Opera’s Studio Artists take the stage for an evening of captivating arias and scenes from this season’s mainstage productions and beyond. Hosted at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Georgetown, this special performance offers a glimpse of opera’s rising voices up close in an intimate musical setting. Admission is free and reservations are not required.

Wolf Trap Opera Studio Artists in Concert

Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Washington, DC

A visceral story of love, betrayal, and sacrifice, Puccini’s Tosca delivers operatic drama at its most electrifying. In Rome, poisoned by paranoia and shifting power, fiery diva Floria Tosca and her artist lover Mario Cavaradossi are ensnared by the ruthless police chief Scarpia, whose desire breeds cruelty and control. Fueled by Puccini’s sublime score—featuring “Vissi d’arte” and “E lucevan le stelle”—Tosca races toward a shocking, unforgettable finale.

Tosca

Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts

Bask in the brilliance of Beethoven with the National Symphony Orchestra, under its esteemed music director Gianandrea Noseda, and Wolf Trap Opera artists. This all-Beethoven program opens with the Handel-inspired overture to The Consecration of the House and his rarely performed Elegiac Song before concluding with Beethoven’s Ninth, the symphony by which all others are measured. The cosmic drama of this colossal masterwork—its grand, emotional melodies and the tremendous closing “Ode to Joy”—reminds us why Beethoven’s final symphony resounds as loudly today as it did two centuries ago.

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony

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