Atlas Performing Arts Center (Washington, DC)
Three short masterpieces delve into the human heart's capacity for love and for confrontation. Prepare yourself to be moved to tears and cry with laughter. Allison Stockman and Joel Lazar direct the cast of singers, orchestra and dancers, with choreographer/dancers Laura Schandelmeier and Stephen Clapp as Monteverdi's doomed lovers.
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It was very high quality!! The venue was perfect for this type of performance. Thoroughly enjoyable.
Very distinct three Opera pieces - each creative and great voices and acting. The reception following the perf was community-oriented and nice too. Superb work!!!!!
Liked the fine singing by all on stage. Especially enjoyed the quality of the musicians in the pit.
Being my first experience at an opera and a tryptic at that I was very impressed by the experience of the actors ...Excited about the rest of the events planned for the Atlas Theatre....incredible venue in NE washington dc
Refreshing to see these rarely performed little operas. Very well done, indeed.
The Atlas Performing Arts Center ("the Atlas"), the only community-based performing arts center in Washington, was created as a not-for-profit Washington D.C. corporation in November 2001. Located in a historic movie theatre complex on H Street in Near Northeast D.C., a once-vibrant corridor of the city that was devastated by riots in 1968, the Atlas formally opened its doors formally in November ... More
The Combat (1624) by Monteverdi
Savitri (1916) by Gustav Holst
The Impresario (1786) by Mozart
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