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An opera about Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas and the artistic salons they hosted at 27 rue de Fleurus in Paris, with figures including Picasso, Fitzgerald, Man Ray, Matisse and Hemingway.
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An opera about Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas and the artistic salons they hosted at 27 rue de Fleurus in Paris, with figures including Picasso, Fitzgerald, Man Ray, Matisse and Hemingway.
Two angels return to earth and are found by a financially troubled couple. The couple first tends to them, then imprisons and exploits them, clipping their wings and forcing them into prostitution to profit from their feathers.
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.
In a near-future America at war, a family slowly starves until a man in a dog suit arrives on their property begging for scraps.
Set during John F. Kennedy’s final night in Fort Worth before his assassination, the opera layers the events with Jackie Kennedy’s disorienting dream involving Clara Harris, Henry Rathbone, and the mythological Fates.
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 piano-accompanied opera based on Genesis and inspired by Thomas Hardy’s poem At the Altar-Rail.
Across three parts, the opera follows dreamers and explorers from Walter Raleigh’s journey to the New World, to a Houston teenager’s relationship with a Space Shuttle Columbia astronaut, and on to future astronauts exploring the Solar System.
A one-act opera inspired by the life of Swiss explorer and writer Isabelle Eberhardt.
A one-act opera combining Franz Kafka’s A Hunger Artist with a revisionist take on Adam and Eve.
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.
A comic opera about vinkensport, a finch-singing competition that developed in Flanders. The source does not describe the plot.
An opera about Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas and the artistic salons they hosted at 27 rue de Fleurus in Paris, with figures including Picasso, Fitzgerald, Man Ray, Matisse and Hemingway.
Two angels return to earth and are found by a financially troubled couple. The couple first tends to them, then imprisons and exploits them, clipping their wings and forcing them into prostitution to profit from their feathers.
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.
In a near-future America at war, a family slowly starves until a man in a dog suit arrives on their property begging for scraps.
Set during John F. Kennedy’s final night in Fort Worth before his assassination, the opera layers the events with Jackie Kennedy’s disorienting dream involving Clara Harris, Henry Rathbone, and the mythological Fates.
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 piano-accompanied opera based on Genesis and inspired by Thomas Hardy’s poem At the Altar-Rail.
Across three parts, the opera follows dreamers and explorers from Walter Raleigh’s journey to the New World, to a Houston teenager’s relationship with a Space Shuttle Columbia astronaut, and on to future astronauts exploring the Solar System.
A one-act opera inspired by the life of Swiss explorer and writer Isabelle Eberhardt.
A one-act opera combining Franz Kafka’s A Hunger Artist with a revisionist take on Adam and Eve.
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.
A comic opera about vinkensport, a finch-singing competition that developed in Flanders. The source does not describe the plot.