Killer Queen Opera will open its 2026-27 season with a fundraising gala titled “The Operatic World’s Fair” on Friday, Nov. 6, at Ideal Glass Atelier in Manhattan’s East Village. The evening is modeled on the international expositions of the past and imagines what a World’s Fair devoted to opera might look like in New York City. The program draws on {…}

Killer Queen Opera will present “It’s a Travesti!” on June 18, 2026 at the Theater Under St. Marks in New York City. The cabaret, created and produced by Marie Anello alongside Killer Queen Opera, explores the queer and cross-dressing legacy of opera through new arrangements of classic works. The cast features Marie Anello, Joe Montoya, Samuelito Flores, Scam Likely aka {…}

Killer Queen Opera is set to present the second installment of The Patricia Ellen Singing Artist Residency, featuring sopranista Jay St. Flono in the monodrama “Good Church Boys Do Not Become Artists,” on May 21, 2026 at Gallery Particulier in Brooklyn, New York. Told in three acts, the work blends memoir, performance, and recital to explore identity and self-realization, examining {…}

Killer Queen Opera will present the inaugural concert of the Patricia Ellen Singing Artist Residency on April 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church of Brooklyn. Sopranista Jay St. Flono serves as the program’s first artist-in-residence. Titled “Waters and Airs: The Beautiful Voice,” the program is an autobiographical song recital tracing St. Flono’s journey as an artist. Organized into {…}