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Aug 19, 2025

Cast Change: Opera Southwest Updates Cast for ‘Dolores’

Opera Southwest has announced a cast change for its production of “Dolores.” The company said that the role of Helen will be performed by Christina Martos. Martos is a multidisciplinary performer  who has performed at the City Theater Pittsburgh, Central City Opera, the Washington National Opera, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, New World Symphony in Miami, and the Marilyn Horne Foundation Festival {…}

Aug 13, 2025

Kelly Guerra to Headline Opera Southwest’s ‘Dolores’

Opera Southwest will present “Dolores” this October. The opera, which explores the story of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, will take the stage of the National Hispanic Cultural Center-Journal Theatre on Oct. 26, 31, and Nov. 2, 2025. The work is set in 1968 during the Delano grape strike’s third year as farmworkers in California built a unified movement to {…}

Aug 18, 2021

‘Dolores’ Wins West Edge Opera’s ‘Aperture’ Commission

West Edge Opera has announced the commission of “Dolores” by Nicolas Lell Benavides and Marella Martin Koch. The new opera, which explores the story of famed activist Dolores Huerta and the 24 hours that followed the assassination of Bobby Kennedy in Los Angeles, was the winner among eight finalists that participated in the company’s “Aperture” program over the past eight {…}

Oct 31, 2017

New York City Opera 2017-18 Review – Dolores Claiborne: Tobias Picker’s Opera Shocks and Thrills

If you were to see The New York City Opera’s production of “Dolores Claiborne” — and I recommend you do, though this sold-out run has just finished –it might be a useful to cite some references that occurred to me. There were many, and they were diverse. But just to orient those new to the opera — and its source, {…}

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