2011-2012 season: Falstaff, Amelia, Tartuffe and Der Rosenkavalier
Announcing the Moores Opera Center's 2012-13 Season!
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The Moores Opera Center returns to the Mucky Duck!
Thursday, October 4, 7:30 PM
We have been besieged with requests to bring it back, so the Moores Opera Center
of the University of Houston returns to the Mucky Duck for a season kick-off evening
of favorite arias and musical theatre songs. Grab a beer, have some food,
and be entertained by an impressive parade of up and coming stars. With dozens of
singers and no elephants in sight, it's the way opera ought to be done!
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by Daniel Catán
October 26, 27, 29, 2012 at 730 PM
October 28, 2012 at 2 PM
A banana republic declares war on the Nazis and newlywed salsa musicians are caught in the crossfire. Love is put to the test in this bittersweet comedy that sways to the sultry rhythms of the Caribbean. As promised, Daniel Catán’s passionate and lush music returns to Houston!
Sung in the original Spanish with English translation projected above the stage
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by W.A. Mozart
January 24, 26, 27, 2013 at 730 PM
Figaro is getting married today, as long as he can keep his wife out of the hands of his boss! Mozart’s timeless comedy is considered by many to be the most perfect opera ever written. We think so too.
Sung in the original Italian with English translation projected above the stage
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by Dmitri Shostakovich
January 25 and 28, 2013 at 730 PM
January 27, 2013 at 2 PM
A Soviet-era musical comedy? Who knew? A new housing project called Cherry Town opens in Moscow and the competition for apartments is fierce and fun! Annual showings on Russian television were an anxiously awaited tradition for many years.
Houston premiere! Say Chair-YO-moosh-kee!
Sung in English with English lyrics projected above the stage.
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by Giuseppe Verdi
April 5 and 8, 2013 at 730 PM; April 7, 2013 at 2 PM
The Borgias would blush at what goes on in the decadent Renaissance court of the Duke of Mantua where one father's curse and another's vendetta result in a tragic storm of violence. This classic opera seethes with Italian fire and is graced with memorable melodies.
Sung in the original Italian with English translation
projected above the stage.
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