Previews

Previews

Discover the 2020–2021 Season on the Opera Philadelphia Channel

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  • Black Lodge Trailer

    Coming October 21

  • Preview: TakTakShoo

    Journey towards joy and rebirth with TakTakShoo, coming November 19. This World Premiere fuses opera and K-pop, marimba, electronics and dance, to create an eclectic sound and movement world.

    Composed by Rene Orth, a graduate of Opera Philadelphia’s Composer in Residence program, with a libretto...

  • Preview: The Marriage of Figaro

    Opera Philadelphia’s acclaimed production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro premieres on the Opera Philadelphia Channel October 22.

    Regarded as one of the greatest operas ever written, The Marriage of Figaro is a screwball comedy complete with disguises, surprises, and compromises, and comes to...

  • Preview: Organ Stops

    Organ Stops, featuring the Opera Philadelphia Chorus led by Elizabeth Braden, brings traditional and new music to three venues in the city with historic pipe organs: Manayunk’s St. John the Baptist Church, Wharton-Wesley United Methodist Church in Cobbs Creek, and St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in G...

  • Preview: The Drama of Tosca

    In this concert film, capturing a live performance from May 2021, the tragic tale of Floria Tosca takes on a completely new dimension. Seen through the eyes of an omniscient narrator and focusing on the three main characters, this innovative version of Puccini’s beloved work bridges opera and sto...

  • Preview: La voix humaine

    Patricia Racette stars as Elle in Poulenc's La voix humaine, in a new film from director James Darrah, premiering September 24 on the Opera Philadelphia Channel.

  • Behind the Scenes of the 2020–2021 Season

    A look behind the scenes of the 2020-2021 season and safety precautions.

  • Preview: The Opera Philadelphia Channel

    New and classic opera, with some of today's top composers and biggest stars. Subscribe at www.operaphila.tv and discover why the New York Times says Opera Philadelphia is "setting the pace for virtual performances."

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