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Syracuse Opera has a spectacular season waiting for you to explore! There is still time to save 15% off regular ticket prices by purchasing a subscription to both Madness and The Medium and The Marriage of Figaro in one transaction.
$10 student general admission rush tickets with ID at the box office!
For the safety of both artists and audience members, masks are required at all times while in the theater. Masks are recommended for patrons while in the lobby and other non-theater spaces, unless they are consuming food or beverage. To encourage consistent masking, no food or beverage will be permitted in the theater.
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Figaro and Susanna- a tale of chaos, hilarity, and a little bit of jealousy. The Marriage of Figaro comes to the Syracuse Opera on April 30th. Be sure to get your tickets!
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Syracuse Opera is putting together a series of programs and initiatives to reach out to our youth, their parents and guardians. Whether it is access to free tickets for kids, student special rush tickets or helping our teachers, arts and education go hand-in-hand. Join us now at ground level and help us build a better future with our kids for our kids
Syracuse Opera all heart, all art, all the time for all.
“Coffee With The Artists” brings you spontaneous, informal chitchat with the creatives who bring opera to life. It takes place in whatever setting is available before, after, between, or even during rehearsals! The brainchild of Syracuse Opera’s very own Alexandra Deshorties, the series is designed to be a fun little forum to bring our Facebook opera friends into the day-to-day life of a performer. Stay tuned as we talk about how opera intersects with life and– well, just about everything!
Set in current-day New York, this filmed opera reimagines La bohème by glorifying rooftops, mattresses, and the grungy, sexy, dirty world of being in your early twenties in the city that never sleeps. This work focuses specifically on Asian, Asian-American, and BIPOC youth and their experiences, creating a poignant subplot of immigration, assimilation, and racism.
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Syracuse Opera
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Syracuse, NY 13201-1223
Syracuse Opera is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Productions are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature. General Operating Support is provided to Syracuse Opera Opera by grants from the Conrad and Virginia Klee Foundation, the United Cultural Fund of the Broome County Arts Council, and the Community Foundation for South Central New York.
