Opera Orlando

09/29/2023

ON SALE ALERT!! Opera Orlando continues its 2023-24 All for Art season On the MainStage this January with FRIDA, Robert Xavier Rodriguez’s love letter to Mexican surrealist artist Frida Kahlo, at Steinmetz Hall at . Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. An operatic celebration of this iconic artist full of fierce characters, life-altering tragedy, and passionate love, set to an alluring and vibrant score played by the Philharmonic Orchestra and featuring Metropolitan Opera soprano Cecilia Violetta López, Soprano.

Individual tickets on sale now and start at just $29. Purchase here: https://bit.ly/OOFrida

09/28/2023

!!! A round of applause please for our talented Hair and Makeup Designer for TOSCA, Destinee Steele, who was just awarded a grant for the 1/52 project! This grant gives funding to underrepresented designers to further their design career and exposure to more Broadway connections. She was in NYC yesterday at the ceremony to celebrate and we were cheering her on from here in Orlando.

Read all about it here:

https://www.broadwayworld.com/industry/article/-152-Project-Founded-By-Beowulf-Boritt-Reveals-This-Years-Recipients-20230911?fbclid=IwAR3g2u4rxR1mA5-qvs3BEVnnDjb-Z055ObxX-tD4WreA4EKCx8bgpqR8zGc

AND see Destinee’s handiwork in TOSCA at Steinmetz Hall next month. Grab your tickets today: https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

09/28/2023

In honor of , make sure to RSVP now for one of our free performances of FRIDA KAHLO AND THE BRAVEST GIRL IN THE WORLD this November. This 40-minute children’s opera is about Mariana, a young girl in Mexico who forms an unexpected friendship with the artist Frida Kahlo. While Frida paints her portrait, Mariana learns about friendship, belief in oneself, and overcoming her fears. The production will feature our 2023-24 Studio Artists.

FREE performance dates:

Friday | November 10, 2023 at 2 p.m & 4 p.m.
Mount Dora Performing Arts Center

Saturday | November 18, 2023 at 11 a.m.
Broadway United Methodist Church

RSVP at https://bit.ly/FridaGirl

09/28/2023

FRIDA tickets go on sale THIS FRIDAY!!!

Read all about it! Thanks to BroadwayWorld for the great write up.

Purchase your subscriptions now and save up to $35. Subscriptions start at only $99 for three great operas this season.

Grab your tickets here: https://bit.ly/OO-2023-24MainStage

See YOU at the Opera!

Opera Orlando continues its 2023-24 All for Art season On the MainStage this January with Frida, Robert Xavier Rodriguez’s love letter to Mexican surrealist artist Frida Kahlo. Learn more about this opera and find out how to get tickets here!

09/27/2023

You might be wondering what does Erik from HAPPY FEET TWO and Jonas Kaufman in TOSCA have in common... well, that's what our new series YOU THINK YOU DON'T KNOW TOSCA will help you discover. 😉😁

Erik the penguin and his dad Mumble are on their arduous journey back to Emperor-Land when they encounter a precarious ice bridge guarded by an elephant seal (“Brian the Beachmaster”) and his two cubs, who refuse to let the penguins pass. It is at this juncture that the somber clarinet solo from TOSCA is heard, and Erik then seemingly out of nowhere bursts into full operatic performance mode speak-singing Cavaradossi's famous aria from TOSCA with new English lyrics of course to fit the plot of HAPPY FEET. The film track is titled “Erik’s opera”. Can you hear the stirring rendition from the movie at the link below OR you can hear Jonas Kaufman's perhaps more stirring rendition from TOSCA on YouTube. AND now you know what Jonas Kaufmann and Erik the Penguin have in common. You're welcome!! 😜🤣

https://happyfeet.fandom.com/wiki/Erik%27s_Opera

You'll hear this famous aria and more next month at Steinmetz Hall for Opera Orlando's production of TOSCA. Tickets are on sale now and start at just $29. Subscribers can save on a three-show subscription.

Grab your tickets today: https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

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09/26/2023

NEW EVENT ALERT!!! Join us for PASSION FOR WINE: an evening of sips and songs with Opera Orlando. Pursue all your passions at a boisterous and bubbly reception at Winter Park Wine's new shop. Enjoy Italian fare and hors d'oeuvres, Italian wines, and of course, incredible Italian opera featuring a special performance by our very own general director and Grammy Award winner Gabriel Preisser. (Photo courtesy of Mary Kent)

Winter Park Wine has been a huge supporter of Opera Orlando and we are thrilled to partner with them on this event.

Purchase your tickets now: bit.ly/passionforwine

09/26/2023

Only one month left to secure your MainStage subscriptions for our All for Art season. Check out this special invitation from some of our featured artists this season sharing what art means to them. Shout out to Eiki Isomura, Cecilia Violetta López, Soprano, and Gabriel Preisser for getting us all pumped up for our biggest season yet!!

Purchase your subscriptions now and save up to $35. Subscriptions start at only $99 for three great operas.

Grab your tickets here: https://bit.ly/OO-2023-24MainStage

See YOU at the Opera!

09/24/2023

Everyone is dying to know....

Is TOSCA based on a true story???

Well... time for the big reveal 😁😉

Tosca is a political thriller, set in Rome in June 1800 with the Kingdom of Naples’s control of Rome threatened by Napoleon’s invasion of Italy. In other words, it was a crazy time! The action takes place over less than 24 hours, making it a very intense experience. Each act of Tosca is set in a very real place in Rome (pictured here) – Act I in the church of Sant’Andrea della Valle, Act II in Scarpia’s apartment within the Palazzo Farnese and Act III on the battlements of the Castel Sant’Angelo. Together, they represent three facets of Rome’s power – church, palace and prison.

HOWEVER, while the characters and their backgrounds contain historical allusions, the four main protagonists, Cesare Angelotti, Mario Cavaradossi, Floria Tosca, and Baron Scarpia are fictional. Still makes for a great opera or a great excuse to visit some opera inspiring locations in Rome. 😂😂😂

Tickets start at just $29 for this opera classic at Steinmetz Hall: https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

09/23/2023

Opera Orlando is thrilled to be singing at the Mount Dora VIVA LA FRIDA Festival next Saturday September 30 at 3 p.m. Our studio artists Jose Cuartas and David Soto Zambrana will be joined by our development manager Glorivy Arroyo for some opera highlights and Spanish folk songs. There will be other entertainment all day. So come on out and enjoy great food, sights, and music and celebrate !

Full details here: https://mountdoraart.com/mount-dora-viva-la-frida-festival/

09/22/2023

Welcome Nathan!!!

09/22/2023

Time for another new . Oh yeah! Please help us welcome to our board, long time supporter and Opera Orlando Ambassador, Dr. Mary Palmer. Mary is a strong advocate for the performing arts in Central Florida and has been for many years. As one of three founders of the Florida Alliance for Arts Education in 1981, she continues to enrich the content and delivery of Arts Education in Florida's schools. She has served on a variety of national, regional, state, and local non-profit Boards:

Florida Music Education Association
Southern Division of the National Association for Music Education
National Association for Music Education
A Gift for Teaching
A Gift for Music
Florida Theatrical Association
Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra

She has also worked at University of Central Florida (Professor and Dean Emerita, College of Education; Current Chair of Community Engagement program, College of Community Innovation and Engagement), at Mary Palmer and Associates: Consultants in Education and the Arts (Founder and President) and as a Senior Author, K-12 Music Textbooks (author or co-author of 57 textbooks used throughout the US and abroad).

We are so grateful to have her joining our board and to have her serving on our Education Advisory Council.

Learn more about our board at https://operaorlando.org/board

09/21/2023

In honor of , we look back at the historic performance by the National Ballet of Ukraine from the Taras Shevchenko National Opera House performed live at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, accompanied by the Philharmonic Orchestra and featuring members of the Opera Orlando Chorus, Bach Festival Society of Winter Park and Central Florida Vocal Arts. This was a monumental performance bringing together Ukraine and America united for the hope of Ukrainian independence and sharing the light of hope to the world through the power of art.

Presented by the Ginsburg Family Foundation, this performance was filmed and produced by the Parable Foundation, in partnership with Full Sail University. All proceeds raised are donated directly to Olena Zelenska Foundation, Razom, and UNICEF to provide humanitarian aid relief to Ukrainians impacted by Russian military invasion. The video is available for viewing at the link below.

https://ukraineballetbenefit.com/

09/20/2023

It’s Young People’s Concert time! What a thrill to see the final dress rehearsal this week of the Philharmonic Orchestra special guests from the Orlando Ballet Company and School and of course from Opera Orlando as they put the final touches on this one-of-a-kind program before opening it up to all 45,000 Orange County Public Schools 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders and students from Osceola County Public Schools.

Shout out to our Studio Artists David Soto Zambrano and Laura Corina Sanders, Soprano who sound absolutely fabulous on this program as the Moon and the Sun. They will sure have a busy month entertaining all these kids and teaching them about our solar system through music!!!

Learn more here:
https://orlandophil.org/young-peoples-concerts/

09/20/2023

BREAKING NEWS!!! We're offering two shuttles directly from the Opera Orlando offices to Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts for.... TOSCA!!! Oh yeah! Ride with us to the Opera. Departure schedule as follows:

October 27: Shuttles depart at 6 p.m.* and 6:45 p.m.

Departing after the show at 10:15 p.m. and 10:45 p.m., respectively. Drive time is approximately 10 minutes.

October 29: Shuttles depart at 12:30 p.m.* and 1:15 p.m.

Departing after the show at 4:45 p.m. and 5:15 p.m., respectively. Drive time is approximately 10 minutes.

Reservations MUST be made in advance. Space is limited.

Reserve your TOSCA transport here:
bit.ly/TOSCA_Shuttle

09/19/2023

Our events are a great way to get ready for Puccini's masterwork TOSCA. Get behind the scenes access and insights at the following events:

OPERA INSIGHTS
Enjoy lunch and meet the cast and creative team of Tosca and get behind-the-scenes insights into the rehearsal and creative process.

Thursday | October 12 at 12 p.m.
Winter Park Racquet Club

MASTERCLASS WITH THE MAESTRO

Conductor Eiki Isomura will discuss Tosca and work one-on-one with members of the Studio Artists program in a masterclass setting. This event is FREE!!

Saturday | October 14 at 6:30 p.m.
Broadway United Methodist Church

SHOP TOUR
Get an exclusive backstage tour of TOSCA at the Opera’s scene shop. Learn more about the design and build process and be the first to see the original sets and costumes being constructed. This event is FREE!!

Thursday | October 19 at 10:30 a.m.
Opera Orlando Scenic Shop

Learn more and RSVP here: https://operaorlando.org/tosca

AND make sure to grab your tickets before they are gone for TOSCA at Steinmetz Hall https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

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09/18/2023

WUCF's Becoming Frida Kahlo plays tomorrow night and what a perfect way to celebrate and get ready for Opera Orlando's upcoming production of FRIDA. We are proud to partner with WUCF TV for our 2023-24 All for Art Season. Learn more about the documentary here:

https://video.wucftv.org/show/becoming-frida-kahlo/

AND learn more about our production of FRIDA here: https://operaorlando.org/frida

09/17/2023

Last night our donors enjoyed quite a treat at the home of Kathy & Steve Miller with an intimate performance by our newly arrived Studio Artists along with special guest, tenor Garrett Evers, an Opera Orlando Youth Company alum, and our newly appointed Apprentice Artists from Stetson School of Music. Several of our current Artist Patrons were in attendance and many thanks to them for their amazing support this season!! Learn more about our Artist Patrons Society here:

https://operaorlando.org/artist-patrons-benefits

09/16/2023

We are thrilled to partner each season with our friends at the AND this season they will join us for all three of our MainStage productions at Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

Hear them in TOSCA this October led by guest conductor Isomura! Tickets are on sale now and start at just $29. Subscribers can save on a three-show subscription.

Grab your tickets today. https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

09/15/2023

In honor of the start of , let's hear it for MÉXICO CANTA!

Opera Orlando's Frida fiesta was a smashing success. Many thanks to our event partner and co-host Casa de Mexico. From the art to the food to of course the music, this incredible night was a fun celebration of Frida Kahlo. Cecilia Violetta López, Soprano dazzled attendees as she gave us a sneak peek of her upcoming role as Frida in our MainStage production, debuting in January at Steinmetz Hall. Many thanks to for the wonderful write up here:

https://laprensafl.com/opera-orlando-y-casa-de-mexico-exaltan-la-cultura-mexicana

“Cecilia Violetta is a renowned soprano who performs in opera theatres across the country, but she has not forgotten her roots.” She acknowledged that her success is the product of her parents' sacrifice when emigrating from Mexico to the United States. ”

Season subscribers can bundle all three MainStage shows including FRIDA for just $99! Extra savings are also available to subscribers who want to add on our production of The Juniper Tree to their season package. Buy tickets here: bit.ly/OO-2023-24MainStage

Opera Orlando y Casa de México se unen para exaltar la cultura mexicana

09/14/2023

Please help us welcome two of our new board members for the 2023-24 Season: Bea Hoelle Hawes and Nancy Wagers.

Bea Hoelle Hawes is an entrepreneur, patron of the arts, and lifelong opera aficionado. Her passion for organizing events and contributing to the community began as she earned an undergraduate degree from Wayne State University. She volunteered with faculty groups and other organizations, assisting in special events and outreach activities. In Florida, she owned and operated her own business, Bridal Elegance by Bea, for 25 years. She consulted with clients and planned the details for the happiest days of their lives.

After retiring, she volunteered with Winter Park Hospital's pre-op unit as a liaison to patients and patient families. Bea's love of music and the performing arts began early, listening to radio broadcasts of the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday afternoons. She carries her enthusiasm to this day, having served on the board of the Orlando Philharmonic and as a director and president of the Friends of the Orlando Philharmonic. She looks forward to the opportunity to continue contributing her enduring support and service to the arts community.

Nancy is a career educator and arts advocate. She served on Orlando Opera's (former company) Board for several years and as Board secretary. Nancy has also served as president of the Orlando Opera Guild, raising significant funds to support the Company and its education outreach. Nancy is no stranger to the Opera Orlando Board as she has served as the past secretary for two terms, and is excited to be part of the Development and Nominating Committees.

Additionally, Nancy is a docent at the Orlando Museum of Art and a member of the Friends of American Art, a collecting circle focusing on works from the late 1800's to mid 1900's. She served as a presenter of arts survey course in Orange County Public Schools. Her motto is: "Life is short, but the arts are long."

Learn more about all of our Board Members here: https://operaorlando.org/board

09/13/2023

Opera Orlando is thrilled to welcome our 2023-24 Studio Artists who all recently arrived in Orlando safe and sound!

Please give a warm welcome to David Soto Zambrana; Laura Corina Sanders, Soprano; Jose Cuartas, Baritone; and Linda Collazo, Mezzo Soprano.

These talented artists will be featured throughout our All For Art season, both on the MainStage and in our school and community performances.

Want to learn more about them? Head over to our Studio Artist page: https://operaorlando.org/studioartists

09/13/2023

Opera Orlando would like to welcome Greek soprano Eleni Calenos, soprano to the Company for an all-new production of Puccini's TOSCA.

Ms. Calenos has captivated critics' and audiences' admiration for the clarity, warmth, and beauty of her lyrical voice and her dignified characterizations. She has dazzled audiences at Opera Santa Barbara in her portrayal of Puccini's leading lady, Floria Tosca, and we are thrilled to have her star in this stunning new production on the MainStage in Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

Her recent roles have included Desdemona in Maryland Lyric Opera's 2022-23 production of Otello; Giulietta in Giulietta and Romeo with Teatro Grattacielo; Liu in Turandot with the Evansville Philharmonic. Ms. Calenos also performed in Opera Outdoors with Opera Omaha in 2021.

She has also excited audiences as Mimì in Cleveland Opera Theater's La bohème, Madama Butterfly at Opera Santa Barbara; and Rosalinde in Die Fledermaus with the Greek National Opera. Recent operatic highlights also include Suor Angelica/Giorgetta in Suor Angelica/ Il tabarro with Opera Delaware, Saida in Schönerland with the Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden, and L’Infante in Massenet’s Le Cid with Odyssey Opera.

We can't wait for her to take the stage in TOSCA this October! Tickets are on sale now and start at just $29. Subscribers can save on a three-show subscription.

Grab your tickets today. https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

09/11/2023

On this day of remembrance, we at Opera Orlando share Leonard Bernstein's sentiment "...our response to violence [will always be] to make music more instensely, more beautifully, more devoted than ever before."

Our thoughts are with those who lost family members and loved ones in the 9/11 tragedy, and we look forward to a season of incredible music making and community building. We offer a special look back on our One Voice Orlando concert held on 9/11 back in 2016 a benefit concert for our community in response to the Pulse Nightclub tragedy.

In response to the tragic event at Pulse Nightclub, Opera Orlando coordinated One Voice Orlando – a Celebration in Song. This benefit concert featured some ...

09/10/2023

that TOSCA is actually based on a french play by Victoien Sardou entitled "La Tosca" which featured Sarah Bernhardt in the lead role.

There was even an English burlesque version of the play entitled "Tra-la-la Tosca," but we digress...

Puccini saw Sardou's play and purchased the rights to turn La Tosca into an opera. 4 years later and after several arguments with his librettists and publisher, TOSCA the opera premiered and was an instant success remaining to this day one of the most performed operas in the repertoire.

Tickets for TOSCA are on sale now and start at just $29. https://bit.ly/OOTOSCA23

09/09/2023

Welcome to Opera Orlando’s MÉXICO CANTA! Orlando Museum of Art. Here’s a little sneak peek of what we have in store tonight for our Frida Kahlo celebration .

09/09/2023

Opera Orlando is accepting applications for its 2024-25 Studio Artist Program! The season runs from September 2024 through May 2025 and includes operas by Verdi and Massenet.

Studio Artists perform lead, comprimario, and cover roles in MainStage and On the Town productions, as well as play a major role in the company’s outreach and community engagement efforts. Candidates interested in should submit video links and other materials via the link below.

Applications and materials are due by January 5 2024.

Please submit auditions online at: https://bit.ly/OOStudioartists

09/08/2023

Please help us welcome another one of our new board members for the 2023-24 Season: John De Armas, CEO of ProfitLand.

John and his wife Judith live in Winter Park. John is currently a board member at Visit Orlando and has extensive expertise in rapidly scaling profitable businesses in multiple industries, with a focus on direct-to-consumer, subscription based, and consumer-interfacing companies.

He is known for being an entrepreneurial industry disruptor, an expert in penetrating and profitably scaling new markets: Latin America, Asia, Europe and US Hispanics, and a specialist in Media & Entertainment, Consumer Goods and Services, Tourism, Telecommunications, eCommerce, and Management Consulting.

We are thrilled to have John on our board!!

Meet the entire board here: https://operaorlando.org/board

09/07/2023

Be an Artist Patron for our upcoming production of TOSCA

Artist Patrons sponsor a specific artist in an Opera Orlando Production and are given the opportunity to meet their sponsored artist one-on-one over a meal, meet their artist backstage at a performance, and attend special Artist Patrons events. To become an Artist Patron, email senior development director Russell Allen at [email protected].

We have FIVE artists available for Artist Patron underwriting:

Eiki Isomura as the conductor
Josh Shaw as the stage director
Lloyd Reshard, Bass-Baritone as Angelotti
Jose Cuartas, Baritone as Sciarrone
Andean Landhuis as the Jailer

Read more about the benefits of being an Artist Patron: https://bit.ly/Artist-patrons

09/07/2023

that Opera Orlando is coming off its most successful season to date?

Since its inception in 2016, the Opera has experienced exponential growth across all of its programs, including moving into Steinmetz Hall—an architectural wonder of an opera house.

But that’s not all. To match the Opera's growth and to ensure that the Opera is and will continue to be an arts organization that the entire community can take pride in, Opera Orlando’s staff has also expanded, from just two to now 14! The Company has also successfully grown from a modest $250,000 annual budget in its first season to more than $2 million in a short six-year period, maintaining that budget level over the past two seasons.

View the Comany's latest Annual Report and Audit here: https://operaorlando.org/annualreport

09/05/2023

Last call for MÉXICO CANTA!

That’s right opera fans, our upcoming fiesta is almost SOLD OUT!

Join us this Saturday, September 9 at 6:30 p.m. at Orlando Museum of Art for a celebration of Mexican art, food, and culture.

Delicious Mexican dishes, along with wine and margaritas will be provided by Frontera Cocina. Attendees will be treated to a special performance from Cecilia Violetta López, Soprano, who is starring as Frida Kahlo later this season.

Guests will also experience an original art exhibition from 10 local Hispanic artists that were inspired by the life and work of Frida Kahlo.

Don’t miss out on this incredible night of music, art, and dance. Only a few tickets remain, grab them while you can. https://bit.ly/mexicocanta

09/05/2023

Labor Day isn’t just a break, it’s a tribute to the sweat and grind behind success. We’d like to tip our hats to the hard working individuals that make Opera Orlando a success.

We hope everyone had a safe, relaxing weekend and look forward to a wonderful week ahead.

See YOU at the opera!

09/03/2023

that our upcoming MEXICO CANTA! event will feature Mariachi, Dance, and Marimba Music???

MANY, MANY THANKS to Mariachi Neuvo Guadalajara and Mexico Lindo - Folkloric Ballet, Orlando for joining us for this event.

Celebrate Frida and all thing Mexico with us on September 9 at the Orlando Museum of Art. Purchase tickets here: bit.ly/mexicocanta

The night will also include appetizers, desserts, margaritas, artwork by local hispanic artists, and of course a dynamite soprano. All for just $75!!

09/02/2023

Opera Orlando is gearing up for its 2023-24 All for Art season. With three full-scale productions in Steinmetz Hall and two unique On the Town offerings, this season will be bigger than ever.

The MainStage series features three bold titles and three incredible leading ladies: Tosca, Frida, and Lucia. All three MainStage productions will be in Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and will feature the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra.

Check out our season promo video below to learn more about the exciting shows Opera Orlando is planning in this year’s All for Art season.

MainStage subscriptions are on sale now, starting at just $99! Additionally, subscribers can save even more by adding The Juniper Tree, which will be featured in the Alexis & Jim Pugh theater, onto their season subscriptions.

Grab your tickets here: https://bit.ly/OO-2023-24MainStage

See YOU at the Opera!

Opera Orlando presents its 2023-24 All for Art season!

08/31/2023

that our upcoming MEXICO CANTA! event will feature several local Hispanic artists who are creating original pieces inspired by Frida Kahlo. See some of their works in progress below.

MANY, MANY THANKS to them for exhibiting their work for this event. Here is our all-star artists lineup:

Ivaldo Quintero
Alberto Quintero
Pedro Brull Oficial
José Sanchez
Patricia Cavazos
Irene Narpier
Jennicel Bolanos
Nelson Cardenas
Ivaldo Robles Artwork
Raul Gomez

Don't miss your chance to see these original works and meet their creators on September 9 at the Orlando Museum of Art. Purchase tickets here: bit.ly/mexicocanta

The night will also include appetizers, desserts, margaritas, marimba music, dance, mariachi, and of course a dynamite soprano. All for just $75!!

08/31/2023

Since its inception, Opera Orlando has made education an integral part of its mission. Over the past year, our education offerings have expanded to include all ages — from the youngest children to senior adults.

Recently our education department has seen much growth, including the appointment of Sarah Purser as full-time education director and three other staff positions to fulfill our education programs which include:

🎼Opera Orlando Studio Artists
🎼Opera Orlando Youth Company
🎼Opera Orlando SINGS!
🎼Opera Orlando Apprentice Program (for undergraduate voice majors)
🎼Opera Orlando Community Outreach Programs.

This season our education team is particularly excited to bring a touring production of FRIDA KAHLO AND THE BRAVEST GIRL IN THE WORLD to Osceola County elementary ESOL classes. Two public performances will also take place in Mount Dora and in downtown Orlando. More information at https://operaorlando.org/town2023-24.

08/30/2023

Our thoughts are with all of those impacted by Hurricane Idalia. Orlando certainly dodged a major storm, and we hope that we can help and assist those counties across our state who were adversely affected.

08/30/2023

Opera Orlando would like to give a big shout out to Winter Park Wine for graciously supplying the wine at all three productions in our Summer Concert Series. Company owner, Julia Frazier always provides the most delicious array of wine for our patrons to enjoy.

With offerings at group events, private tastings, and a wine club, Winter Park Wine is the perfect partner to help you uncork some joy. 🥂🍾🍷