Russell P. Allen, President & CEO

2016-2017 Season

The Barber of Seville Overture.

Expect the unexpected on Virginia Opera stages across the Commonwealth – from brand-new productions of traditional repertory to innovative and engaging selections of opera fare not experienced by our patrons ever before – as Virginia Opera proceeds into its 42nd Season! Pushing the envelope on exciting repertory, as well as continuing the popular First of Firsts series, now in its sixth year, Virginia Opera announces a new artistic initiative that will span over five seasons – The Puccini Cycle.

On the heels of the wildly successful 2015-2016 Season, with many sold-out performances and record high ticket sales, we expect audience growth will continue by leaps and bounds with the stunning 2016-2017 Season we present here.

For the new season, Virginia Opera brings you not only favorite opera titles but another season of remarkable voices – one artist performing this season is tenor Issachah Savage, recently cited by The Washington Post as a “star of tomorrow.” Of course, long-time Virginia Opera Subscribers know this about our opera singers – over the years there have been many “stars of tomorrow” gracing our stages who now appear in some of the most prestigious opera houses around the globe!

Subscribers always get the best seats in the house and enjoy a number of special benefits, and, as you peruse the brochure, I strongly urge you to consider joining Virginia Opera. SUBSCRIBE NOW! With your subscription tickets in hand, you won’t have to worry that what you want to see has sold out. You will always be able to attend, because Subscribers can always swap their tickets for another performance of the same show – anywhere across the Commonwealth!

Why wait? SUBSCRIBE NOW! Remember, Virginia Opera offers the only multi-arts experience - unsurpassed in the Commonwealth. Experience for yourself the thrill and excitement Virginia Opera consistently delivers to our patrons. I know you will want to be part of it! See you at the Opera!

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Virginia Opera is on a roll, and I guarantee you do not want to be left behind!

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You have a guaranteed seat to the very best in entertainment! With a fabulous season planned just for you, don’t be left out when the curtain goes up! With many brand-new productions of beloved favorites, plus all the fantastic benefits you enjoy when you join the Virginia Opera’s family of Subscribers - why not call today and subscribe?

Substantial discounts of up to 40% over purchasing single performances – plus the very best seats.

A very flexible Statewide Ticket Exchange – a privilege offered only to Subscribers – simply call at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled performance to request your exchange.

Fabulous dining and merchant discounts. Your subscription to Virginia Opera’s 2016-2017 Season is your ultimate ticket to a year of the best in entertainment at the best prices with the best deals in town. Subscribe today and enjoy a winning combination that’s simply too good to pass up!

Exclusive Subscriber BenefitsPriority Benefit–Flexible Ticket Exchange:Never miss an opera! If you find you cannot attend your regularly scheduled performance – don’t worry! Only Virginia Opera Subscribers can exchange their tickets with 24-hour advance notice – at no additional expense – for comparably priced seats for another performance of the same show – in Norfolk, Richmond or Fairfax!

When you Subscribe to Virginia Opera…

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Guaranteed Best Seats:Subscribers are assigned reserved seats in advance of everyone else – guaranteeing your place in the best seats in the house – and as a Subscriber you’ll enjoy those same great seats for every performance!

Substantial Savings:Not only do Subscribers enjoy up to a 40% discount off the single ticket price for the same performances, they also enjoy a 10% discount off the purchase of additional tickets you may want to purchase for your budding opera-fan friends, and a 10% discount on any purchases of opera merchandise – from t-shirts to mugs and much more!

Dining Discounts:Enjoy special savings at many of the finest area restaurants.

Merchant Discounts:Take advantage of terrific discounts at fabulous boutiques, services and entertainment venues nearby.

Renewal Privileges:As a Subscriber you have priority renewal of your same great seats – year after year! If you would rather change your seats or performance series, as a Virginia Opera Subscriber you can enjoy special personal attention from our Audience Services Team to accommodate your requests.

Ticket Insurance:If you lose or misplace your tickets – have no fear! Your Audience Services Team will replace your tickets free of charge in advance or at your performance venue when you arrive at the show!

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NORFOLK • Harrison Opera House – September 30, October 2 & 4, 2016FAIRFAX • GMU’s Center for the Arts – October 8 & 9, 2016RICHMOND • Carpenter Theatre – October 14 & 16, 2016

ConduCtor: Adam TurnerdireCtor: Keturah StickannCast: Nedda - Kelly Kaduce Canio - Clay Hilley Tonio - Michael Chioldi Beppe - Stefan Barner Silvio - Lee Gregory

ConduCtor: Adam TurnerdireCtor: Keturah StickannCast: Anna I - Ute Gfrerer Anna II - Gabrielle Zucker

Setting out on a journey across America to aid her poverty-stricken family, Anna – manifested as two facets

of one personality, one who sings and one who dances – finds herself on a seven-year, seven-city quest where

she ultimately encounters each of the seven deadly sins. With a melodic score by Kurt Weill, and a tantalizing tale by Bertolt Brecht, the story focuses on Anna’s unsettling

challenges and inner struggles - a tale with clear 21st Century resonance. Sung by the internationally renowned

Weill specialist, Ute Gfrerer, in her American operatic stage debut, and conducted by the Virginia Opera’s own Principal Conductor, Adam Turner (inaugural recipient of the prestigious Julius Rudel/Kurt Weill Conducting Fellowship),

this tour-de-force production is not to be missed!

When the “clown” realizes that he, too, experiences sorrow like any other man, his fast-paced journey of jealousy and murder becomes all-consuming. A standard of the operatic stage, featuring one of the classic tenor arias of all time, “Vesti la giubba,” Pagliacci is a gripping drama of love, deception and revenge. Starring internationally acclaimed soprano Kelly Kaduce, in her Virginia Opera debut, and the anticipated return of the dynamic Michael Chioldi (Salome 2015), you will be captivated until the last breath.

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SERIES B$404.00$404.00$239.00$239.00$146.00$146.00$ 88.00$ 88.00$404.00$239.00

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You will attend productions at the luxurious Edythe C. and Stanley L. Harrison Opera House, an intimate theatre with the proud heritage of having been a USO Theatre during World War II. Today, the theatre maintains a classic charm and elegance combined with modern amenities. Well-lighted, patrolled parking lots are available on both sides of the theatre with parking at just $5 per car per show. On-street parking, in certain areas, is also available at no cost. For your convenience, refreshment stands and bars are available for you to pick up a light snack or beverage prior to performances and at intermissions. A coat check is also available during inclement weather.

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For those audience members who want to find out more about the opera they are about to see, for most performances, arrive early for Opera UpClose, a free, and very engaging, pre-opera discussion. You’ll learn about the composer, the operatic style, details about the music, and other interesting background information that will give you a better understanding and appreciation for the show you’re about to experience – all giving you that “insider’s edge.”

Opera UpClose at the Harrison Opera House begins one hour prior to curtain upstairs in the Grand Lobby – take a seat and join us to ensure you get the most out of your opera-going experience!

When you Subscribe to performances in Norfolk:

Opera UpClose

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If you cannot attend in Norfolk, Subscribers may exchange tickets for another performance of the same production in another city.

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Opera UpClose hosted by Dr. Glenn “Doc Opera” Winters

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NORFOLK • Harrison Opera House – November 11, 13 & 15, 2016RICHMOND • Carpenter Theatre – November 18 & 20, 2016

FAIRFAX • GMU’s Center for the Arts – December 3 & 4, 2016

Just need a trim? A stylish shave? How about a little help with your love life? Where do you turn? Well, to your trusted barber, of course!

Rossini’s perfect masterpiece of opera buffa, The Barber of Seville follows the exploits of Figaro, the mischievous barber, tossing you

from one hilarious situation to another! Top it all off with a score that is infectious – and you’ll soon discover why this is the world’s

most popular comic opera!

As the all-knowing barber, Virginia Beach native Will Liverman, a graduate of Virginia’s Governor’s School for the Arts, who is making

quite a name for himself as a leading baritone in major opera houses, will enchant you in his Virginia Opera debut. Joined by a cast of Virginia

Opera audience favorites, as we welcome back Megan Marino and Andrew Owens, former Herndon Foundation Emerging Artists. This cast will

amaze and delight. Michael Shell (The Magic Flute 2013) directs this rendition of his clever production, enjoyed at leading opera houses

across the country, which is sure to leave you laughing in the aisles!

ConduCtor: John BarildireCtor: Michael Shell

Cast: Figaro - Will Liverman Count Almaviva - Andrew Owens Rosina - Megan Marino Bartolo - Matthew Burns Basilio - Christopher Job

The orchestra for this production is provided by the Virginia Symphony Orchestra

For those audience members who want to find out more about the opera they are about to see, arrive early for Opera

UpClose, a free, and very engaging, pre-opera discussion. You’ll learn about the composer, the operatic style, details about the music, and other interesting background information that will give you a better understanding and appreciation for the show you’re about to experience – all giving you that “insider’s edge.” Opera UpClose at the Carpenter Theatre begins one hour prior to curtain – take a seat and join us to ensure you get the most out of your opera-going experience!

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When you Subscribe to performances in Richmond:You will attend performances at Richmond’s historic Carpenter Theatre in downtown Richmond – a classic Rococo style theatre with a charming setting only a vintage theatre can offer. With a stunning grand central staircase and ornate lobby spaces – you will enjoy the unique atmosphere. For your convenience, snack bars are available offering an array of light snacks and beverages prior to curtain and during intermissions. There are several parking facilities conveniently located within close proximity to the theatre.

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NORFOLK • Harrison Opera House – January 27, 29 & 31, 2017FAIRFAX • GMU’s Center for the Arts – February 4 & 5, 2017

RICHMOND • Carpenter Theatre – February 17 & 19, 2017

With one of the most haunting scores in all of opera, Weber, founder of German Romantic Opera and Wagnerian forefather, has created a compelling drama that twists reality with supernatural powers and phenomena. A forester, ensnared by dark powers, seeks to ensure his win in a shooting contest. This eerie backdrop of mysterious places and gloomy forests, supporting a grim fairy tale from a bygone age, has never been experienced on Virginia Opera stages!

In his Virginia Opera debut, celebrated heldentenor Issachah Savage, winner of the 2014 Seattle International Wagner Competition, leads an acclaimed cast that includes soprano Kara Shay Thomson in her Virginia Opera debut, Virginia Opera favorites Katherine Polit and Jake Gardner, and features the famous and thrilling Huntsman’s Chorus!

Evoking his signature intensity and captivating drama, internationally renowned director Stephen Lawless (Salome 2015) returns with a production of theatrical virtuosity.

ConduCtor: Adam TurnerdireCtor: Stephen Lawless

Cast:Max - Issachah Savage

Agatha - Kara Shay ThomsonÄnnchen - Katherine Polit

Caspar - Joseph Barron Samuel/The Hermit - Jake Gardner

The orchestra for this production is provided by the Virginia Symphony Orchestra

You will attend performances at George Mason University’s Center for the Arts, Virginia Opera’s home in Northern Virginia. The Concert Hall is surrounded by three stories of glass offering dramatic views of the scenic George Mason University campus. Coffee and light snacks are available in the lobby for your convenience and parking is available for a nominal fee in the parking deck adjacent to the Concert Hall, or park for free in University Lot K.

For tickets to performances at GMU • 703.993.2787 (ARTS) • cfa.gmu.edu

Benefits of Subscribing:There are so many great benefits to subscribing to Great Performances at Mason.

Best Seats: Receive priority over single ticket buyers for prime seat locations.

Free Ticket Exchanges: Exchange tickets for free up to the day before the date printed on the ticket(s) to another Great Performances at Mason event within the same season.

Great Savings: Save up to 25% off single ticket prices.

Discounts for Friends and Family:Purchase additional tickets at a 10% discount throughout the entire season.

Special Pricing: 50% off for youth through Grade 12.

Subscriber Helpline: 703.993.2787 (ARTS)Call our special help line for event information and subscriber benefits.

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Pre-Performance Discussions begin 45 minutes prior to curtain

upstairs on the Grand Tier III – take a seat and join us to ensure you get the most out of your opera-going experience!

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NORFOLK • Harrison Opera House – March 17, 19 & 21, 2017FAIRFAX • GMU’s Center for the Arts – March 25 & 26, 2017RICHMOND • Carpenter Theatre – March 31 & April 2, 2017

ConduCtor: John DeMaindireCtor: Lillian GroagCast: Princess Turandot - Kelly Cae Hogan Calaf - Roger Honeywell Liù - Danielle Pastin Timur - Ricardo Lugo

Puccini Cycle (2015-2020)

Based on an ancient fable set in China, this story of the legendary Princess Turandot, so desirable that men risked their heads for her hand in marriage, weaves the quest for love with the ultimate consequences. From the opening moments of Puccini’s extravagant and exotic score, you will be thrown into a world of suspense and horror. Featuring “Nessun dorma,” one of the most famous opera arias of all time, and sung by a stellar cast of internationally recognized singers, led by audience favorite Kelly Cae Hogan (Salome 2015) and Roger Honeywell in his Virginia Opera debut, you will be enthralled by this epic new production, under the direction of Virginia Opera’s beloved Lillian Groag (La Traviata 2015).

The orchestra for this productionis provided by the Richmond Symphony

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Take a closer look at the magnificent singers we have lined up for this season – we think you will enjoy what you see!

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“Ute Gfrerer is a Weill interpreter who is able to “hit” the right tone between a smooth operatic voice and the more exclamatory singing of an actress - and this combination ignites!”

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Ute Gfrerer Anna I

“…the dynamo named Kelly Kaduce swept all before her. That she has a secure, malleable, soprano voice capable of considerable power as well as glowing effects goes without saying. But it is also just possible that Ms. Kaduce is the finest actress on the operatic stage today.”

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“...if tenor Clay Hilley approaches his career intelligently, he’ll be playing [Siegfried] for years to come, in houses much larger than this one. It’s a voice with beauty, size and heft, and the high tessitura appeared to be no problem for him.”

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Will LivermanFigaro

“Best of all was baritone Will Liver-man, noble in sound and bearing.”

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Andrew Owens Count Almaviva

“Andrew Owens possessed a powerful, yet supple, tenor voice capable of tossing off the Rossini high notes with ease.”

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“With an ample mezzo voice that easily fills the house, she fires off gleaming coloratura, adding some of her own ornaments along the way.”

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TO ORDER YOURSEASON TICKETS AND

To Be Sure You Get The

Very Best SeatsALL YOU NEED TO DO IS TO FOLLOW THESE THREE EASY STEPS!

1. LocationFirst, you’ll need to determine where you’d like to attend our performances: Norfolk’s Harrison Opera House, Richmond’s Carpenter Theatre or George Mason University’s Center for the Arts in Fairfax.

2. SeriesOnce you’ve chosen the place, you’ll need to choose a Performance Series from the Statewide Performance Schedule on page 1. A Performance Series is designated by a capital letter and is the set of dates on which you will attend operas. To select a Series, find your chosen performance location on the chart – then choose a Performance Series that best suits your schedule. Don’t forget – if a conflict does arise, Subscribers can always exchange their tickets for another subscription performance of the same production in any city, Norfolk, Richmond or Fairfax. To Subscribe to performances at George Mason University’s Center for the Arts – please visit cfa.gmu.edu or contact the Ticket Office at 703.993.2787 (ARTS).

3. Seating & Price OptionsFinally, you’ll need to decide where you’d like to sit. We’ve provided floor plans and price charts on the preceding pages to show you the many seating and pricing options available to choose from when designing your subscription.

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Issachah Savage Max“I’d wager that one feature of Saturday’s performance would have pleased Wagner, especially the singing of tenor Issachah Savage in the title role. Savage...has that rarest of instruments: a large voice of melting beauty. He wielded it with ease and grace...[H]e’s got a voice that makes you want to hear more of it — and the night belonged to him.” the washingtOn pOst

Kara Shay Thomson Agatha

“…a compelling American soprano with a plush, vibrant, powerful voice, you do not know whether to pity or fear her…Ms. Thomson was marvelous.”

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Caspar“... rolling, imposing baritone.”

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Kelly Cae Hogan Princess Turandot

“The Met-experienced American soprano, Kelly Cae Hogan, has enormous vocal power and glistening brilliant high notes in the title role (Turandot).” gOettinger tagebLatt

Roger Honeywell Calaf“Honeywell’s stage sense is second to none…a prodigious vocal performance impressive for its remarkable skill in dynamic shading, as well as its dramatic power.”

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Please Note: New Subscribers are assigned seats after all Renewing Subscribers have been seated. To guarantee same seat renewal, you must order and pay for your subscription by March 15, 2016 (for Norfolk and Richmond).

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