Tulsa Opera, created in 1948, is the 18th oldest opera company in the United States and has consistently been named one of Opera America's top 10 regional opera companies.
Music Worth Seeing!
Music Worth Seeing!
Events
6 upcoming eventsSee All
- Rigoletto
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Saturday, February 27 at 7:30pm - Rigoletto
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Friday, March 5 at 7:30pm - Rigoletto
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Sunday, March 7 at 2:30pm - Don Quichotte
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Saturday, April 17 at 7:30pm - Don Quichotte
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Friday, April 23 at 7:30pm - Don Quichotte
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Sunday, April 25 at 2:30pm
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Vintage 1740 l Tulsa Opera OutreachCreated about a week ago
Lucia di LammermoorCreated about a week ago
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Tulsa Opera Mark your calendars: Circle Cinema is showing a contemporary production of Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte next Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. A deliciously ironic look at the foibles of love, brought to you by Tulsa Opera and the Circle. See the trailer here:
Source: www.operaincinema.com
Emerging Pictures is a network of digital cinemas showing the best independent films, operas and ballets from around the world.
Tulsa Opera GO GLOBAL with the Tulsa Opera Guild. What? An international dinner on Thursday, November 12th at 7 p.m. It's only $35 ($15 tax deductible) to attend. At Escargot (724 South Main). Email Aline Wisher at alinewisher@olp.net for reservations!
Tulsa Opera Free production of Noah's Flood (Noye's Fludde) on Sunday, 11/15. Harvard Avenue Christian Church at 3:30 p.m. Check out a video:
Source: www.youtube.com
An Opera in One Act. Northern Lights Music Festival, 2008. Artistic Director - Veda Zuponcic; Music Director - Lourin Plant; Alexander Timofeev, conductor; ---------------------- Voice of God - Don Barstead; Noye - Lourin Plant; Mrs. ...
Tulsa Opera Amplification? City Opera says no (we do too).
Source: www.nytimes.com
There is no doubt what the main question hovering over the return of the New York City Opera will be: How are the acoustics of the renovated David H. Koch Theater?
Tulsa Opera Tulsa Opera produced Lucia di Lammermoor in October 2009, starring Sarah Coburn and Scott Piper.
Tulsa Opera What did you think of Lucia di Lammermoor? We love your feedback!
Jami Williams is it IATSE who does your shows?
Ron Predl Several friends saw the production last night and were absolutely blown away! Can't wait to see and hear it myself.
Betty Moses Betty Moses wants to be a fan of Tulsa Opera
Tulsa Opera
Tulsa Opera season opens October 10!
Hi there my opera friends!
I may be biased (slightly) but the
production of LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR we are preparing for you is simply
one of the best shows I've seen in a long time--so good it is going to
go down in Tulsa Opera history. Sarah Coburn's Lucia is at once vocally
ravishing and ...emotionally realistic. Scott Piper as Edgardo blows the
roof off with his sublime tenor and baritone Hyung Yun is perfection as
the hot-head brother Enrico. You must see this production! Tickets are
going fast so call 918-587-4811 or go to www.myticketoffice.com to get
your seats before this show is history!
Check out this article in the Journal Record!
I hope to see everyone at the Performing Arts Center!
Best,
Noah and everyone at Tulsa OperaRead More
Hi there my opera friends!
I may be biased (slightly) but the
production of LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR we are preparing for you is simply
one of the best shows I've seen in a long time--so good it is going to
go down in Tulsa Opera history. Sarah Coburn's Lucia is at once vocally
ravishing and ...emotionally realistic. Scott Piper as Edgardo blows the
roof off with his sublime tenor and baritone Hyung Yun is perfection as
the hot-head brother Enrico. You must see this production! Tickets are
going fast so call 918-587-4811 or go to www.myticketoffice.com to get
your seats before this show is history!
Check out this article in the Journal Record!
I hope to see everyone at the Performing Arts Center!
Best,
Noah and everyone at Tulsa OperaRead More
Source: www.journalrecord.com
Artistic Director Kostis Protopapas and John Peter Jeffries, executive director of the Tulsa Opera, are set for the new season beginning Oct. 10. (Photo by Rip Stell)
Tulsa Opera
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
October 10, 16 and 18, 2009
Call 918-587-4811 with your order today!
We open the 2009-2010 season with Lucia di Lammermoor. Our season opener is simply synonymous with bel canto at its soaring best. Loosley based on Sir Walter Scott’s historical novel, The Bride of Lammermoor, Donizetti's Lucia gives us the tragic tale of love, family politics, madness and murder in 17th-century Scotland.
Tulsa Opera
RIGOLETTO
February 27, March 5 and 7, 2010
Call 918-587-4811 with your order today!
Vendetta, Tremenda Vendetta! Revenge, Terrible Revenge! The first masterpiece of Verdi’s mid-to-late career, Rigoletto is among the top 10 most-performed operas. A tragedy of betrayal, abduction and vengeance. Don’t miss the chilling irony of it s reprise at the opera’s tragic end.
Tulsa Opera
DON QUICHOTTE
April 17, 23 and 25, 2010
We are taking season ticket orders now. Call 918-587-4811 with your order today.
The beloved, befuddled knight-errant of impossible dreams. Jules Massenet's heroic comedy has been a showcase for renowned bass singers since its first performance in 1910. Don’t miss this Tulsa Opera premiere!
Tulsa Opera
Everyone knows the wry, bittersweet story of the man of La Mancha, Don Quixote (Don Quichotte, as he is known in France): the beloved, befuddled knight-errant of impossible dreams. Jules Massenet's heroic comedy has been a showcase for renowned bass singers since its first performance in 1910, when Feodor Chaliapin cre...ated the title role. Our uniquely conceived, minimalist production will immerse you in Massenet's lovely, unforgettable music – with singing guaranteed to make you stand up and cheer. Don’t miss this Tulsa Opera premiere!
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Riez, allez riez du pauvre idéologue. Laugh, come laugh at this poor idealist!
Time:2:30PM Sunday, April 25th
Location:Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Tulsa Opera
Everyone knows the wry, bittersweet story of the man of La Mancha, Don Quixote (Don Quichotte, as he is known in France): the beloved, befuddled knight-errant of impossible dreams. Jules Massenet's heroic comedy has been a showcase for renowned bass singers since its first performance in 1910, when Feodor Chaliapin cre...ated the title role. Our uniquely conceived, minimalist production will immerse you in Massenet's lovely, unforgettable music – with singing guaranteed to make you stand up and cheer. Don’t miss this Tulsa Opera premiere!Read More
Riez, allez riez du pauvre idéologue. Laugh, come laugh at this poor idealist!
Time:7:30PM Friday, April 23rd
Location:Tulsa Performing Arts Center
