New Camerata Opera is set to present “United We Sing” on June 5, 2022. The concert, which will benefit the people of Ukraine, will take place at the Congregational Church of Manhasset in Manhasset, NY. The show is being presented as part of the “Concerts for a Cause” series and all funds raised during the concert will go toward The {…}
New Camerata Opera is set to present “The Infinite Energy of Ada Lovelace” starting on April 7, 2022. The showcase, which will appear at Dixon Place Theater in New York City, will be directed by Jennifer Williams and conducted by Neil Flanders. It will star Brittany Fowler and Emily Hughes as Ada Lovelace; Virdell Williams and Stan Lacy as Charles Babbage; Victor Khodadad and Erik Bagger as William Lovelace; Kristin Renee Young and Barbara Porto as {…}
New Camerata Opera has announced “Party at the Opera,” a series of six opera videos for children ages 18 months to five years old. The videos are free, interactive, and available on YouTube. The series teaches kids the fundamentals of classical music, with each video covering a different aspect of opera. The first installment, “Party at the Opera” explores music {…}
New Camerata Opera has announced “The Wild Party,” a roaring ‘20s gala celebration, on Nov. 17, 2021. The gala, which is set to take place at the Bar Beau in Brooklyn, NY, will be an intimate evening that will evoke the spirit of the secretive speakeasy with sumptuous fare, sinful libations, and sparkling performances. Guests will be able to drink {…}
New York’s New Camerata Opera has announced a date change for its second production of the season. Originally scheduled for Oct. 16, 2021, “Peter Rabbit” will now be performed on Oct. 23, 2021. The show will be performed at the Edgemere Farm in Queens, New York. “Peter Rabbit” will run for roughly 30 minutes with a brief question and answer {…}
New Camerata Opera is set to present “Peter Rabbit” on Oct. 16, 2021. The showcase will take place at the Edgemere Farm in Queens, N.Y. and will run roughly for 30 minutes. After the performance, audiences will get a brief question and answer sessions. The work features the titular character as he “runs afoul of the gardener Macgregor” and uses {…}
New Camerata Opera is set to open its 2021-22 season with “Cav +Pag.” Performances, which are set to be held at The Muse Brooklyn, open on Sept 23. The 90-minute adaptation will retain the most essential elements of each opera and will place the role of “Cavalleria Rusticana’s” Santuzza at the center, with “Pagliacci’s” play-within-a-play paralleling her own crisis. The {…}
The New York based company New Camerata Opera has announced its 2021-22 season featuring a world premiere, immersive family performances, and free outdoor concerts. MainStage Performances The season will open with “Cav + Pag,” a bold and innovative 90-minute adaptation of two classic verismo operas, performed with chamber orchestra in a cavernous, converted industrial warehouse in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Directed by {…}
On Thursday, May 6, and Saturday, May 8, 2021, New Camerata Opera (NCO) will present “The Brooklyn Job,” a “virtual museum heist” written and directed by New York comedian Sarah Morgan Ashey. This work will feature an extensive repertoire performed by a cast of 10 singers who will be directed by Dan Franklin Smith. The cast includes sopranos Samina Aslam {…}
New Camerata Opera is set to present “United We Sing” on Jan. 31, 2021. The virtual showcase, which aims to benefit City Harvest, is the latest installment in the company’s annual concert aimed at raising funds to support other organizations. In the past, “United We Sing” has supported Sandy Hook Promise, Planned Parenthood, BRC for the Homeless, and Know Your {…}
New Camerata Opera has announced a holiday encore presentation of “The Sleuth Salon” slated for Dec. 17, 2020. The showcase, which was originally presented on Nov. 12, 2020, features sopranos Samina Aslam, María Brea, MaKayla McDonald, and Barbara Porto; mezzo-sopranos Eva Parr and Julia Tang; tenors Erik Bagger and Victor Khodadad; and baritones Stan Lacy and Scott Lindroth. “The Sleuth {…}
