Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble has announced its 2024 season festival entitled “Wages of Sin.” The season opens with “The Seven Deadly Sins” in a production directed by Jessica Harika and conducted by David Stech. Performance Dates: June 7 – 16, 2024 The season will also include”Guilty Pleasures.” This cabaret program features music by Weill, Cole Porter, and others. Performance Dates: June 8, 2024 {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble will present a free concert in benefit of Ukraine and World Central Kitchen on June 11, 2023. The showcase will feature soprano Jennifer Gliere, soprano Judith Barnes, and bass Jonathan Harris. Chris Fecteau will join them from the piano. The program will feature music by Gliere and Lysenko, among others. The performance will take place at Campos {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble is set to resume its Garden Concerts on April 16, 2023. The showcase, which is set to take place at the Campos Community Gardens in New York City, will star soprano Jenny Ribeiro, soprano Ellen Teufel, and mezzo-soprano Heather Jones. Chris. Fecteau will perform at the piano in a program featuring music by Brahms, Händel, Grieg, and {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble is set to present a concert on Oct. 9, 2022, at Campos Community Gardens in New York City. The showcase will feature soprano Monica Niemi, mezzo-soprano Stephanie Feigenbaum, baritone Christopher Fotis, and pianist Chris Fecteau. The first half, entitled “Canzone d’amore,” will present audience members with a wide range of songs by Rosa, Bellini, Lotti, Verdi, Mozart, {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble has announced its 2022 festival. The theme of the festival will be “Finding Home,” which Artistic director Chris Fecteau notes as a a particular theme of the three operas the company is set to present. First up is “Pelléas et Mélisande.” Chuck Hudson directs and Eldred Marshall will perform the score at the keyboard. Performance Dates: August 6 {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble has announced its next edition of the “Garden Concert” series, which is set to take place on Sunday, June 26, 2022. The showcase, which will be presented at the Campos Gardens on East 12th Street in New York City, will feature soprano Clara Lisle, mezzo-soprano Kimberly Milburn, mezzo-soprano Rosaria Armas, tenor Ai Ra, and countertenor Rudy Giron. {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble is set to present “Parks and Gardens 2022: Isham Park Edition” on June 12, 2022. The showcase, which kicks off at 3 p.m., will star soprano Anna Woiwood, countertenor Rudy Girón, and tenor Thomas Walters. Music director Chris Fecteau will accompany the soloists at the piano. The program will feature music by Mozart, Bizet, Puccini, Britten, and {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble is set to return to its “Parks and Gardens” Outdoor Opera Throwdown series this weekend. The showcase, which will take place at the Campos Community Garden in New York City on June 5, 2022, will star Heather Bobeck, Alexa Rosenberg, Josaphat Contreras, and Lindell Carter. Music Director Chris Fecteau will perform at the piano. Admissions will be {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble is set to perform a concert dedicated to excerpts from Donizetti’s “Anna Bolena” on Oct. 30, 2021. The showcase, which kicks off at 3 p.m. ET at Isham Park in Inwood, New York, will feature Ellen Teufel as Anna Bolena with Kayla Faccilongo as her rival Giovanna. In the role of Anna’s lover Perc will be Fredrick {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble has announced the second “Great Aria Throwdown,” set for Oct. 1, 2021 at Campos Garden in New York City. The showcase will feature soprano Bahati Barton taking on arias from “Zaide,” and “Phantom of the Opera,” while soprano Diana Charlop will showcase major solos from “Don Pasquale” and music by Mozart and Massenet. Meanwhile, mezzo-soprano Perri di {…}
Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble is set to present its “Great Aria Throwdown” on Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021. The showcase, which will take place at Isham Park in Inwood, New York City, will feature soprano Flavia Darcie taking on arias from “Faust,” “Le Nozze di Figaro” and “Werther;” countertenor Robert Colon in music from “Tancredi,” “Mitridate re di Ponto,” and “Orfeo;” mezzo-soprano {…}