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A look into the production of an Indianapolis Opera
Putting on an opera is more than finding a couple of good singers and a string trio. It involves hundreds of people, a mountain of ...
Ever been to an opera? Why or why not?
Indianapolis Opera closed its 32nd season last weekend. More than 3,000 people saw the production, "Tales of Hoffmann," but it didn't sell out, as others ...
Neighbor eases IndyOpera's move to church property
Indianapolis Opera will make its long-awaited move to new office and rehearsal space at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 4011 N. Pennsylvania St., with help ...
Opera announces move to Holy Trinity property
Indianapolis Opera finally will be making its long-awaited move to new office and rehearsal space on the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church property at 4011 ...
IndyOpera to close season with comic fantasy "Tales of Hoffmann"
Indianapolis Opera will close its 2007-08 season with "The Tales of Hoffmann," Jacques Offenbach's opera inspired by stories of poet E.T.A Hoffmann. The comic fantasy, ...
Opera review: Zambalis returns with mature, passionate 'Tosca'
The current Indianapolis Opera season, which began weakly in September with a well-sung, cheaply designed, awkward English-language version of "The Magic Flute," graduated to greater ...
Opera's next season to feature two German works
Indianapolis Opera on Friday night announced the company's 2008-09 season, before the opening production of "Tosca" at Clowes Hall. Opera executive director John Pickett said ...
Italian mezzo powers Indy Opera's masterful "Trovatore'
Indianapolis Opera opens a new season with one of the freshest, most vibrant productions it has offered in years, largely with a cast making company ...