South Bend Symphony Orchestra
Alastair Willis, conductor
Jana McIntyre, soprano
TBA, tenor
Johnathan McCullough, baritone
St. Mary’s College Belles Voix, South Bend Chamber Singers (with Dr. Nancy Menk directing), and the Notre Dame Chorale.
Morris Performing Arts Center
The Amarillo Symphony
George Jackson, conductor
Sydney Mancasola, soprano
Johnathan McCullough, baritone
Amarillo Master Chorale
Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts
The Amarillo Symphony
George Jackson, conductor
Sydney Mancasola, soprano
Johnathan McCullough, baritone
Amarillo Master Chorale
Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts
Program Director
In collaboration with the Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera, NYOA invites aspiring vocalists (ages 13-18) from across the United States to prepare and perform a fully staged opera with orchestra. This immersive program is designed to expand artistic skill, inspire growth, and equip students for the next phase of their development.
Throughout the academy, participants learn and train in a setting that mirrors the professional world, while offering the guidance, support, and mentorship of an educational environment. Distinguished artists from The Metropolitan Opera, Santa Fe Opera, and other major institutions foster a community that cultivates the artistry and collaboration required to bring an opera to life—this summer, Ben Moore's Oddysey. Set in one of the industry's most vibrant cities, NYOA promises an extraordinary experience on and off the stage!
www.nationalyouthopera.com
North Carolina Symphony
JoAnn Falletta, conductor
Magdalena Kuźma, soprano
Nicolas Phan, tenor
Johnathan McCullough, baritone
North Carolina Master Chorale
North Carolina Symphony
JoAnn Falletta, conductor
Magdalena Kuźma, soprano
Nicolas Phan, tenor
Johnathan McCullough, baritone
North Carolina Master Chorale
The Page
Understudy: King Melchior
Amahl and the Nigh Visitors
Lincoln Center Theater in association with The Metropolitan Opera
Director: Kenny Leon
Conductor: Steven Osgood
Ophémon
The Anonymous Lover
Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Opera Philadelphia
Ophémon
The Anonymous Lover
Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Opera Philadelphia
East Passyunk Opera Project Presents Love Notes 4- A cabaret concert
What does the love of a community look like? Action. Action made manifest. It is leaning on one another when we cannot stand on our own. Love Notes 4 Philly will not only be a performance, but a manner of fostering community that extends beyond us, allowing us to find actions we can continue beyond our night together. At the show, we will connect our audience to several mutual aid groups in Philadelphia, and to the direct work needed to uplift them. That is love made manifest.
Co-Creator and Stage Director
Wolf Trap: Chamber Music at the Barns
This theatrical recital uses Aaron Copeland and Ricky Ian Gordon's song cycles with text by Emily Dickinson to create a narrative of the poet’s life and the central figures that played a role in her story ultimately shaping her writing. By bringing Emily off the page and into the concert hall, audiences can witness her poetry in a new light and they see her live out the last hour of her life.
The students of Vail Opera Camp perform this Rossini pastiche with melodies from “The Barber of Seville” and “Cinderella” by Michael Jacobson.
The VAIL OPERA CAMP is an all-encompassing program where the next generation of singers, directors, conductors, stage managers, and designers can go to hone their skills with guidance from faculty and guest artists working at opera houses around the world.
Participants will convene in Vail, Colorado, to mount a fully-staged opera and learn opera history, stage-craft, design, and acting. The opera camp will offer fellowships in directing/stage management and artistic conducting, building a unique opera company for youth where students ages 10-18 will be able to gain practical experience that can be powerful for their futures as they continue studies in higher education.
For more information about VAIL OPERA CAMP and to set up an audition, please visit https://nationalchildrenschorus.com/opera-camp/
Johnathan Assistant Directs Omer Ben Seadia’s production of Handel’s Ariodante.
The Kimmel Center
Perelman Theater, Kimmel Center
300 S. Broad St.
