Washingtonian features Kenneth Kellogg
This month’s Washingtonian magazine features a terrific article on Kenneth Kellogg, who grew up in D.C. and has returned home to make debuts at Wolf Trap Opera and Washington National Opera this season.
This month’s Washingtonian magazine features a terrific article on Kenneth Kellogg, who grew up in D.C. and has returned home to make debuts at Wolf Trap Opera and Washington National Opera this season.
Click through to full list of cities and dates for this fall. 19 days in 8 cities.
First application deadline is September 24.
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Hot off the presses today at the Wolf Trap Opera Company is an interview with WTOC Director Kim Pensinger Witman, which features prominently in the second of Anne Midgette’s two-part analysis of the future of American Opera in the Washington Post. The article includes an early mention of Wolf Trap’s 2011 premiere of The Inspector - a new opera by John Musto, with libretto by Mark Campbell, the team behind Wolf Trap’s GRAMMY-nominated Volpone.
Our summer series of artist panel discussions continues Tuesday, June 29 at 1:00 pm. Kim Witman interviews Turk in Italy team members Angela Mannino (Fiorilla), David Portillo (Narciso), Chad Sloan (Poeta), conductor Eric Melear and director Gregory Keller
Backstage Buzz artist panels are free events at The Center for Education at Wolf Trap, but reservation is required. Write to ryant@wolftrap.org
The Washington Examiner profiles Mattie Ullrich, whose designs have been seen at Wolf Trap in Alcina (‘08), Ariadne auf Naxos (‘08), Così fan tutte (‘09), and Zaide (‘10) which opens tonight at The Barns at Wolf Trap. Click Here
The Washington Post previews our new production of Zaide, which opens our 2010 summer season this weekend! Click Here.
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Our summer series of artist panel discussions kicks off Tuesday, June 8 at 1:00 pm. Hana Park (Zaide), Michael Sumuel (Osmin), Mattie Ullrich (Costume Designer) and James Marvel (Director) sit down to talk about their journey in bringing this compelling Mozart drama to the stage.
Backstage Buzz artist panels are free events at The Center for Education at Wolf Trap, but reservation is required. Write to ryant@wolftrap.org