Texas Light Opera will collaborate with Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts once again for their production of A Night in Old Vienna Masquerade Ball. The night will be highlighted by a special performance of Act II from the operetta Die Fledermaus, performed by the Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts Orchestra and Chorus. This hilarious comedy, traditionally done in Vienna, was composed by Johann Straus in 1817 and has been a holiday tradition around the world ever since.
The party scene of Act II will additionally feature talent acts by Hill Country talent ranging from Concertina and classical guitar players to street magicians and professional dancers. The night will begin with a cocktail reception from 7:30-8:30 pm, followed by a four-course dinner. There will be ballroom dancing on an illuminated dance floor throughout the evening. The audience will be surrounded with stunning light and sound throughout the evening’s production.
The festivities will conclude with the “Champagne Song” and a toast just before midnight. Some of the area’s finest operatic singers have been cast in the lead roles for Die Fledermaus: Elizabeth Herlitz Cortes (Rosalinda), Mark Covey (Eisenstein), Jennifer Quintero (Count Orlofsky), Keeley Hooker (Adele), and Ron Ulen (Dr. Falke).
Texas Light Opera will collaborate with Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts once again for their production of A Night in Old Vienna Masquerade Ball. The night will be highlighted by a special performance of Act II from the operetta Die Fledermaus, performed by the Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts Orchestra and Chorus. This hilarious comedy, traditionally done in Vienna, was composed by Johann Straus in 1817 and has been a holiday tradition around the world ever since.
The party scene of Act II will additionally feature talent acts by Hill Country talent ranging from Concertina and classical guitar players to street magicians and professional dancers. The night will begin with a cocktail reception from 7:30-8:30 pm, followed by a four-course dinner. There will be ballroom dancing on an illuminated dance floor throughout the evening. The audience will be surrounded with stunning light and sound throughout the evening’s production.
The festivities will conclude with the “Champagne Song” and a toast just before midnight. Some of the area’s finest operatic singers have been cast in the lead roles for Die Fledermaus: Elizabeth Herlitz Cortes (Rosalinda), Mark Covey (Eisenstein), Jennifer Quintero (Count Orlofsky), Keeley Hooker (Adele), and Ron Ulen (Dr. Falke).
Texas Light Opera will collaborate with Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts once again for their production of A Night in Old Vienna Masquerade Ball. The night will be highlighted by a special performance of Act II from the operetta Die Fledermaus, performed by the Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts Orchestra and Chorus. This hilarious comedy, traditionally done in Vienna, was composed by Johann Straus in 1817 and has been a holiday tradition around the world ever since.
The party scene of Act II will additionally feature talent acts by Hill Country talent ranging from Concertina and classical guitar players to street magicians and professional dancers. The night will begin with a cocktail reception from 7:30-8:30 pm, followed by a four-course dinner. There will be ballroom dancing on an illuminated dance floor throughout the evening. The audience will be surrounded with stunning light and sound throughout the evening’s production.
The festivities will conclude with the “Champagne Song” and a toast just before midnight. Some of the area’s finest operatic singers have been cast in the lead roles for Die Fledermaus: Elizabeth Herlitz Cortes (Rosalinda), Mark Covey (Eisenstein), Jennifer Quintero (Count Orlofsky), Keeley Hooker (Adele), and Ron Ulen (Dr. Falke).
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