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Review of Madeleine    “On March 3, in the title role, soprano Claire Leyden was every inch the star, and projected a nicely human fallibility in a character who is not entirely sympathetic. Her lyric soprano is a major instrument, sweet of tone yet able to swell with dramatic force when necessary. Madeleine’s maid Nichette […]

Forbes on Film and Footlights Heart O’ Mine Review Artistic Director Alyce Mott has put together a newly produced revamp of one of the company’s most astute presentations, “Son of Dublin.” The new version — with 26 songs in all — has been completely rethought for the virtual world, and the result is both a […]

Orange Blossoms (1922) May 16-23, 2021 Life on the Riviera is a barrel of laughs unless you are in a sham marriage and waiting for your “husband” to finally appear to grant you a divorce. This score contains the famous “A Kiss In The Dark” and is officially the last finished theatrical score created by […]

The Debutante (1914) April 18 – 25, 2021 Being engaged at birth proves awkward for Elaine and Philip when they come of age with other exotic ideas of the ideal mate. There’s a romantically inclined French Marquis for her; a French Opera Diva for him. Mix in an opera composer avoiding his suffragette wife, and the […]

Heart O’ Mine March 14 – 21, 2021 Fun, creativity and plain old Irish Blarney! This virtual concert must be seen to be believed. The Heart O’ Mine cast: Drew Bolander, Joanie Brittingham, Jovani Demetrie, Alexa Devlin, Jonathan Hare, Andrew Klima, Caitlin Ruddy, Christopher Robin Sapp and David Seatter. Video By Alison Dobbins VISIT OUR […]

Feb. 14 – 21, 2021 Falling In Love Feb. 14 – 21, 2021 Here are all your favorite Victor Herbert Love Songs in one glowing concert! Join us on Valentine’s Day for an offering of Victor Herbert’s most famous love songs including “I’m Falling In Love With Someone,” and “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life.” VISIT […]

The Serenade (1897) Jan. 17 – 24, 2021 Written by Harry B. Smith (libretto/lyrics) and composed by Victor HerbertThe Serenade is a true lost operetta — and is 113 years young. Experience the first American musical masterpiece— pre-1900! VISIT OUR BOX OFFICE