Opera Omaha’s 2023-24 Season Begins! With Lauren Medici and Kurt Howard

We are basking in the after-glow of The Marriage of Figaro, and the best part is there's even more opera-goodness coming in Opera Omaha's 2023-24 Season!  We spoke with Lauren Medici, Director of Engagement Programs and Kurt Howard, Producing Director at Opera Omaha.  We have the line up of everything they have in store for us, so don't miss this amazing behind-the-scenes chat with Kurt and Lauren. 

Their next event is Poetry & Music at the Benson Theatre on May 7th from 1PM to 3PM. 

And in June, Opera to Go will have outdoor concerts in in three neighborhoods: 

• June 9th at Elkhorn Days
• June 16th at Gifford Park Neighborhood Market
• June 25th Florence Mill Farmer’s Market

And, Opera Omaha's Annual Opera Outdoors will be September 8th.  Opera Outdoors is a family-friendly outdoor concert featuring a sampling of opera's greatest hits and previews of Opera Omaha's upcoming season. 

And then in October, their 2023-24 Season begins - so be sure to listen in to the operas they will be bringing to Omaha for us to enjoy. And don't forget their free Opera in Conversation Events and After the Curtain events to discuss the season operas!

 

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Francesco Maria Plave - La Traviata Act 1a courtesy of https://musopen.org.  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.