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In the Scottish Highlands, religious young woman Bess loves her husband Jan, an oil rig worker. After an offshore accident leaves him paralyzed, Jan urges her to seek other lovers and tell him about them, believing the stories will sustain him. Bess’s selflessness leads to a fatal outcome.
Across ten scenes, each covering a decade in Sue’s life from birth to age 99, she encounters Death, Santa Claus, gossipy students, a newscaster, an ex-partner, an algorithmic trio, a neighbor, her child self and nursing-home residents. Death greets Sue at birth and returns on her 99th birthday.
An English-language opera in two acts adapting George Saunders’s novel. The work depicts Abraham Lincoln’s grief for his dead son, Willie, through a ghostly world.
A one-act opera inspired by the life of Swiss explorer and writer Isabelle Eberhardt.
Teacher Claire Devon begins hearing a persistent hum that her family cannot hear. A student, Kyle, shares the experience, and they join a group led by Howard Bard, whose members debate the hum’s source. As Howard exerts power over Claire, a member attacks a cell tower and police raid the group’s house, killing several people, including Kyle. Other members drive Howard out, and Claire takes over the group.
In the Scottish Highlands, religious young woman Bess loves her husband Jan, an oil rig worker. After an offshore accident leaves him paralyzed, Jan urges her to seek other lovers and tell him about them, believing the stories will sustain him. Bess’s selflessness leads to a fatal outcome.
Across ten scenes, each covering a decade in Sue’s life from birth to age 99, she encounters Death, Santa Claus, gossipy students, a newscaster, an ex-partner, an algorithmic trio, a neighbor, her child self and nursing-home residents. Death greets Sue at birth and returns on her 99th birthday.
An English-language opera in two acts adapting George Saunders’s novel. The work depicts Abraham Lincoln’s grief for his dead son, Willie, through a ghostly world.
A one-act opera inspired by the life of Swiss explorer and writer Isabelle Eberhardt.
Teacher Claire Devon begins hearing a persistent hum that her family cannot hear. A student, Kyle, shares the experience, and they join a group led by Howard Bard, whose members debate the hum’s source. As Howard exerts power over Claire, a member attacks a cell tower and police raid the group’s house, killing several people, including Kyle. Other members drive Howard out, and Claire takes over the group.