New Lyric Theatre, Charlottesville
Ashlawn-Highland Opera Festival performing at the home of James Monroe near Monticello
Paramount Theatre, Charlottesville
Wolf Trap Opera Company, performing at the Wolf Trap Center in Fairfax
Virginia Opera, performing in Norfolk, Richmond and Fairfax
Resources for performances:
Seating Chart - EC Glass High School Auditorium
Seating Chart - Academy of Fine Arts,
Joy and Lynch Christian Warehouse Theatre
Web resources for understanding and exploring opera:
An amateur website, jrabold.net, lists the dates and times, with links, of webcasts of NPR''s weekly World of Opera.
Seattle Opera maintains on-demand webcasting at www.king.org.
www.AllAboutOpera.com: provides information about operas, composers, reviews, upcoming performances, and new CD releases.
Opera on the James Opera 101 study guide (.pdf)
Discovering opera and the Metropolitan Opera: www.metoperafamily.org/metopera/discover/
For producers, performers, and afficianados: www.OperaAmerica.org
Opera America's Online Learning Program: www.operaamerica.org/audiences/lifelong/distance.html
Courses include written materials, multimedia, and message boards. There is a $10 course registration fee.
Barnes & Noble University occasionally offers a free online class called "Overture to Opera." (Look under the "Liberal Arts" section.)
