Director Doug Anderson reimagines this classic opera as a contemporary urban tale. Puccini's characters are young artists who have come to the big city to make a name for themselves.  "As we all learned in the 70s and 80s," says Anderson, "those ambitions are easily dashed." It's a timeless story of hope, struggle, romance and disappointment, all bathed in the the most glorious music ever written. With a superb cast of professional singers and musicians from across the country, under the baton of Maestro Filippo Ciabatti.

Tickets go on sale to members on April 7 and to the general public on April 14.

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