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Madame Butterfly
October 7-15, 2023
Learn MoreAn all-Japanese and Japanese-American creative team transports Puccini’s tragedy to a virtual-reality setting that re-envisions how we view Madame Butterfly’s story. Experience music you know and love in a production that re-imagines the opera’s events through the fantasy of a modern-day Pinkerton.
Dance Theatre of Harlem
October 21-22, 2023
Learn MoreDance Theatre of Harlem returns to the Detroit Opera House with a program showcasing their commitment to access, opportunity and excellence. Using the language of ballet they celebrate African-American culture and bring new life to the art form.
Arias and Overtures: Detroit Opera in Concert
October 28, 2023
Learn MoreIn his first season as Music Director, Roberto Kalb brings the Detroit Opera Orchestra onstage for a concert featuring superstar singers including Detroit Opera’s Associate Artistic Director soprano Christine Goerke, baritone Rod Gilfry, tenor Arturo Chacón-Cruz, soprano Mané Galoyan and more!
Compañía Nacional de Danza de España: Carmen
January 17, 2024
Learn MoreDetroit Opera House debut! Spain’s Compañía Nacional de Danza will perform reimagined version of Georges Bizet’s opera Carmen. This will be the only U.S. performance of choreographer Johan Inger’s Carmen during the company’s North American tour.
Europeras 3 & 4
March 8-10, 2024
Learn MoreLive theatre at the Gem Theatre for the first time in 10 years! Pioneering composer John Cage reassembles European opera tradition as a collage. Stage action and the music itself are directed by a digital Europeraclock in place of a conductor.
Batsheva Dance Company: MOMO
March 23-24, 2024
Learn MoreDetroit Opera House debut! Ohad Naharin has made Batsheva one of the greatest contemporary dance companies in the world. His new creation MOMO premiered in Tel Aviv in December 2022 and is set to a soundtrack largely drawn from the album Landfall by Laurie Anderson and the Kronos Quartet.
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Born June 5,1898, in Fuente Vaqueros, a small town in Granada, Federico García Lorca spent much of his childhood experiencing the culture of rural Spain. The eldest of four, Lorca was the child of a teacher and wealthy landowner. From an early age, he had expressed an interest in the arts…
