Toledo Opera has announced the five artists that have been selected to be the company’s 2025-26 Resident Artists. The artists include soprano Sarah Rachel Bacani, mezzo-soprano Danielle Casós, tenor Brady DelVecchio, baritone Rick Hale, and pianist Yura Jang. The artists will perform in the “Opera on Wheels” program, which will present “The Beat Who Couldn’t Fish” as it travels to {…}

Toledo Opera has announced its inaugural spring performances for its “Opera ‘Round Town” series. This year, performance will take place at Wildwood Preserve Metropark with the first set for May 7, 2025. This represents the first performance presented under the “Opera ‘Round Town” branding and it will be showcased in partnership with sponsor iHeart Media, Inc. The showcase will feature {…}

Toledo Opera will host its annual fundraising opera gala on Friday, May 9, 2025 at the Toledo Club. The event will kick off at 6 p.m. and will feature performances by 2024-2025 Resident Artists, including Sarah Rachel Bacani, Emily Cotton, Brady DelVecchio, Robbie Raso, and pianist Alessandro “Alex” Rotundo. Toledo Opera Artistic Director Kevin Bylsma will be the Master of {…}

Toledo Opera will present “Family Opera on Wheels” on April 6, 2025. The free event at the Marathon Center for Performing Arts will feature the company’s production of “Beauty and the Beast.” The performance is set for 1 p.m., with the cast available to meet and greet afterward. Performers include Sarah Rachel Bacani (soprano), Emily Cotten (mezzo soprano); Brady DelVecchio {…}

Toledo Opera continues to celebrate its recent production of “South Pacific” by showcasing “Voices of Valor: A Post-South Pacific Town Hall.” The event, scheduled for Feb. 25, 2025 at The Jefferson Center, will feature a panel of experts relating their stories of service and insights into the role of community in civic practice. Panelists include Teresa Fedor, member of the {…}