Upcoming Performances, May 10-13 in NYC! Buy your tickets now before it's too late!
I am in rehearsals now for this wonderful production. We open next Thursday, May 10 and close on May 13. There are 5 performances to come to! I will be performing in TRAVELERS at 59E59 Theaters in New York City May 10-13 with LOTNY (The Little Opera Theatre of New York.)
Purchase your tickets HERE.
This is a fully staged, costumed production with orchestra. Come out and see a magnificent piece of theatre! I would love if you could come!
Purchase your tickets online HERE! or call (212)753-5959 ext. 102
Me outside of 59E59 theaters!
Two rare chamber operas:
one a tale of comic hypocrisy, the other a tale of pure devotion.
The Wandering Scholar is an amusing story about a young wife, a priest, a traveling scholar; and what the husband finds when he returns home.
Sāvitri is taken from an episode in the Mahābhārata. It is the mythic tale of love to the lover, the child to the mother, the song to the singer, a wife to her husband.
Presented at 59E59 Theaters
59 East 59th Street, New York, NY
May 10 at 8:00 p.m., May 11 at 8:00 p.m.,
May 12 at 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and May 13 at 3:00 p.m.
Tickets available through Ticket Central
Tickets are $35 each
featuring
Maria Alu Sharin Apostolou
Heather Johnson Ron Loyd
Rufus M�ller Toby Newman
Benjamin Robinson Michael Scarcelle
Jeffrey Tucker
and
Lily Arbisser, Suzanne Chadwick, Helen Gabrielsen, Jessica Grigg,
Katherine Marie Howell, Keiko Kai, Julie Marie Miller, Leandra Ramm
Creative Team
Conductor: Richard Cordova
Director: Philip Shneidman
Assoc. Music Director: Catherine Miller
Set Designer: Neil Patel
Costume Designer: Lara de Bruijn
Lighting Designers: Natalie Robin & Amanda Clegg Lyon
Production Stage Manager: Aaron Heflich Shapiro
Production Manager: Andy Theodorou
Gustav Holst (1874-1934) a British composer most famous for his orchestral score The Planets left a much larger musical legacy. Travelers presents 2 of his operas. The Wandering Scholar, is based on a book by Helen Waddell, and has a libretto by Clifford Bax. Benjamin Britten and Imogen Holst edited and created the chamber performance edition after the composer's death. Sāvitri, features a libretto by the composer. Gustav Holst translated the story from Sanskrit himself, and the opera became a model for chamber opera in the 20th century.
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Thank you to everyone that voted for me to be your temp while you get the day off to drive around in the new 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport SE! Although the voting is over, there's more fun to be had. Three of the temps will actually take the place of three lucky people for the day. Want to see how it turns out? Be sure to check back HERE on May 31st. The three lucky winners that voted get to take a day off with the Outlander Sport while a temp replaces them (hopefully me)! Watch the video to see why I make a great temp... |
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New Headshots!
I just got new headshots for 2012 with the amazing photographer Melissa Hamburg in NYC. Here they are...
 
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