Apprentice Scenes at the Santa Fe Opera
Apprentice Scenes at the Santa Fe Opera
The Next Generation…Center Stage
The opera’s singing and technical apprentices take the mainstage spotlight for two unique evenings of staged scenes. These evenings are fun-filled “sampler boxes” of operatic styles. They are a great introduction to opera and a great value for families to enjoy an evening out. They are the perfect opportunity to experience the future of opera – now.
The opera’s singing and technical apprentice programs have launched numerous distinguished careers, including singers William Burden, Joyce DiDonato, Michael Fabiano, Brandon Jovanovich, Kate Lindsey, Samuel Ramey, Susanna Phillips and technicians Ruth E. Carter, Alex Davila, B.R. Delaney, Jennifer Good, Rupert Hemmings, Aja Jackson and Jeffrey Mace to name a few.
Date: Sunday, August 14; Monday, August 22, 2022
Time: 8:00 pm
Cost: Adults: $15; Youth (Ages 6-22): $5
Location: Santa Fe Opera, 301 Opera Drive, Santa Fe, NM 87506-2823
Event Information
Location: Santa Fe Opera, 301 Opera Drive Santa Fe, NM 87506-2823
https://www.santafeopera.org/whats-on/apprentice-scenes-2022/
Cost: Adults: $15; Youth (Ages 6-22): $5
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