THE MEMORY SHOW
Leslie Kritzer and Katherine Cherbas (Cello) performing a special arrangement I made of
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OPERA Memphis does MAGNANIMOUS
AOP WINDOWS production!!!
March 23rd, 2013 7:30pm
American Opera Projects
138 South Oxford Street Brooklyn, NY
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO!!
This will be the first fully staged production of the piece and we couldn't be more thrilled!!
Directed by Noah Himmelstein
Music Directed by Mila Henry
Count To Ten (coloratura soprano) Sumayya Ali
Installing Your Blinds (bass-baritone) Justin Hopkins
She Frowns (soprano) Brittney Redler
Shush, Love (baritone) Jeffery Gavett
Magnanimous (lyric soprano) Amelia Watkins
Con Man (tenor) Etai BenShlomo
American Opera Projects
138 South Oxford Street Brooklyn, NY
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO!!
This will be the first fully staged production of the piece and we couldn't be more thrilled!!
Directed by Noah Himmelstein
Music Directed by Mila Henry
Count To Ten (coloratura soprano) Sumayya Ali
Installing Your Blinds (bass-baritone) Justin Hopkins
She Frowns (soprano) Brittney Redler
Shush, Love (baritone) Jeffery Gavett
Magnanimous (lyric soprano) Amelia Watkins
Con Man (tenor) Etai BenShlomo
54 Below Concert!
February 11th we had a fantastic night performing songs from THE MEMORY SHOW, LOVING LEO and our brand new show PUTTING OFF GOODBYE at 54 Below alongside Andrew Lippa, Michael Weiner and Alan Zachary among others! Our wonderful cast of actors included Kate Shindle, Bryce Ryness and Etai BenShlomo.
Videos will be uploaded soon!!!!
Videos will be uploaded soon!!!!
NEWS!!!!
Upcoming!!
March 23rd
Windows will be performed at American Opera Projects. More info to come! :)
April 14th-May 18th
The Memory Show opens at the Duke Theatre produced by Transport Group.
For more information click here.
Updated 2-13-2012
OLD BUT STILL EXCITING NEWS
Upcoming!!
March 23rd
Windows will be performed at American Opera Projects. More info to come! :)
April 14th-May 18th
The Memory Show opens at the Duke Theatre produced by Transport Group.
For more information click here.
Updated 2-13-2012
OLD BUT STILL EXCITING NEWS