Opera San Jose looking to shake things up for its 42nd season
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Opera San Jose looking to shake things up for its 42nd season
"So even as it embarks on its 42nd season hardly a Sand Hill Road-funded startup it's not afraid to be a little disruptive. Just look at the production of Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte opening this weekend at the California Theatre, directed by Alek Shrader and with Music Director Joseph Marcheso leading the orchestra. Instead of a gala Saturday night debut, the first performance is a matinee on Sunday."
"That's going to be the norm for all the shows this season a Sunday matinee opening followed by two weekends of Friday and Sunday performances. The point isn't to free up Saturday nights for opera fans but to make sure those arias sound as good as they can at every performance. San Jose District 6 Councilmember Michael Mulcahy, left, artist in residence Nicole Koh, and Opera San Jose General Director Shawna Lucey take part in the company's ribbon-cutting ceremony"
Opera San Jose is the opera company of Silicon Valley embarking on its 42nd season under General Director Shawna Lucey with a forward-looking, disruptive approach. The season opens with Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte at the California Theatre, directed by Alek Shrader with Music Director Joseph Marcheso leading the orchestra. Performances will open with a Sunday matinee followed by two weekends of Friday and Sunday shows to prioritize acoustic quality and ensure arias sound their best. A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 12, 2025 featured San Jose District 6 Councilmember Michael Mulcahy, artist in residence Nicole Koh, and pianist Veronika Dafoe.
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