A HIGH C’s ADVENTURE
With its demanding score, Gaetano Donizetti’s romantic comedy “The Daughter of the Regiment” makes acrobats of its singers. The Atlanta Opera performs the piece in French with English supertitles Feb. 24-March 4.
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LOST AND FOUND AT SEA
Real life, a fantastical imagination and theater collide to create Atlanta Opera’s brand-new “Flying Dutchman.”
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Envy. Gluttony. Greed. Lust. Pride. Sloth. Wrath.
“Seven Deadly Sins” is a smart, ironic and compact satire about a girl who goes from city to city to earn enough money to build a home for her family.
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THE RIDDLE OF 'TURANDOT'
Puccini’s magical, maddening opera asks us, in a single duet, to cheer for a murderer and her heedless lover.
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A 'DON' FOR ALL AGES
Easy to laugh with, terrifically tough to sing, Donizetti’s great achievement lays bare all of humankind’s shortcomings.
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A NEW-FANGLED TANGO
From the Argentine slums to “operita,” the onetime vulgar dance had a long road to acceptability. Atlanta Opera’s “Maria de Buenos Aires” runs Feb. 2-7.
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They thought they’d be home by Christmas
Atlanta Opera stages the Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘Silent Night,” about a real-life Christmas truce during World War I.
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'Seraglio' opens Atlanta Opera season
The ‘why’ behind Mozart’s early opera, a farcical stew of Turks, sex and true love.
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