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Seattle Opera Unveils Virtual Fall Season

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Opera in the time of Corona.

Everyone can enjoy opera with free online recitals, classes, and programming
For more information, go to seattleopera.org/subscribe.

Ongoing every Saturday, Seattle Opera Mornings on KING FM
Broadcasts of previous Seattle Opera performances offered at Classical KING FM 98.1 or king.org. Full schedule at seattleopera.org/kingfm

FALL SCHEDULE

Friday, Sept. 25, Cavalleria Rusticana Highlights Recital—exclusively for subscribers
Many of the artists originally scheduled to perform in the August double bill are thrilled to participate in recitals offering highlights from the opera. Featured singers include Gregory Kunde, Sarah Larsen, Alexandra Lo Bianco, and Nerys Jones.

Friday, Oct. 2, Frederick Ballentine in Recital
A free, online recital available to enjoy on Seattle Opera’s Facebook, YouTube, and website Oct. 2–Oct. 23.

Friday, Oct. 9, Marcy Stonikas in Recital
A free, online recital available to enjoy on Seattle Opera’s Facebook, YouTube, and website Oct. 9–Oct. 30. Filmed at Ruby Diamond Concert Hall on the Florida State University College of Music campus, the recital features pianist Valerie Trujillo.

Friday, Oct. 16, Pagliacci Highlights Recital —exclusively for subscribers
Gregory Kunde, Michael Mayes, Vanessa Goikoetxea, and Will Liverman—artists originally scheduled to perform in the August double bill—are excited to perform in this presentation featuring highlights from the opera.

Friday, Oct. 23, Jorell Williams in Recital
A free, online recital available to enjoy on Seattle Opera’s Facebook, YouTube, and website Oct. 23–Nov. 13.

Friday, Oct. 30, Angela Meade & Jamie Barton in Concert—exclusively for subscribers
Fresh from acclaimed performances at the Met and Carnegie Hall, two world-renowned singers offer a mixed-genre program with pianist John Keene.

Friday, Nov. 13, The Elixir of Love—exclusively for subscribers
Madison Leonard, Michael Adams, Patrick Carfizzi, Andrew Stenson, and Tess Altiveros will be joined by pianists and several instrumentalists in a staging by David Gately, conducted by Carlo Montanaro, especially for online streaming.

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Cornelia’s Visitors-Characters from a Novel come alive on a computer screen

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Adapted from the pre-COVID19 version to fit the constraints of a world in disarray.

Having been re-set in a video chat room, Cornelia’s Visitors will appear online for one performance only on Saturday, August 8, 2020. Originally rehearsed as a live stage play before COVID, this original script by Julieta Vitullo, has been adapted for the virtual world, by the author and produced by Parley theatre company. Cast members include Meg Savlov, Sydney Maltese, Katherine Jett, Paul Sobrie, Brandon Colinsworth, directed by Tourino collinsworth and technical direction by Jaime Shure.

Cornelia is an advanced operating system working within the home of Isabel Inchausti, a bestselling novelist whose career has seen better days. Cornelia seems content to spend her time fulfilling her human’s frivolous requests until three enigmatic characters from Isabel’s most famous novel suddenly appear in her video chatroom!
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As the visitors’ pre-World War II backstories collide with the all-access Information Age, Cornelia launches a plan to transform her humble existence into something much grander. Cornelia’s Visitors explores the meaning of creation, the limits of artificial intelligence, and the blessings (and curses) of self-knowledge.

Cornelia’s Visitors

Cornelia’s Visitors. World Premiere. Parley Saturday, August 8, 2020, 6 pm PST/9 PM EST. Free but registration is required. REGISTER TO JOIN OUR AUDIENCE

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CRAZY WOKE ASIANS VIRTUAL COMEDY FESTIVAL MAY 8TH-10TH!

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Crazy Woke Asians Virtual Comedy Festival

Crazy Woke Asians, the always sold out comedy show and only All Asian comedy show at the World Famous Comedy Store, will present a Virtual Comedy Festival on the meeting app Zoom, streaming on LIVE on Facebook, Youtube andInstagram. Participating comedy troupes are: Asians Never Die, Ricefeed, Unexpected Productions in Seattle, and Apt503 Lounge.

The Festival coincides with Asian Pacific Heritage Month and is a benefit for Guardians of the Angeles Charitable Foundation (supplies Personal Protective Equipment to first responders and hospitals all over the U.S.) and Feeding America.

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