2016 Winter Festival Brochure

Victor DeRenzi, Artistic DirectorRichard Russell, Executive Director

In 1989 Sarasota Opera began The Verdi Cycle—a unique undertaking to perform the complete works of Giuseppe Verdi. The 2016 Winter Opera

Festival will mark the grand finale of this extraordinary journey with new productions of Aida and The Battle of Legnano, with a final week

devoted exclusively to the Italian master, including two concerts of his music, talks, panel discussions, and other special events. The completion of the Cycle will make Sarasota Opera the only company in the world to

have performed all of Verdi’s music!

As we make history right here in the heart of downtown Sarasota, where will you be?

An Operatic Milestone— 28 Years in the Making

Opera Season Sponsor

Table of ContentsThe 2016 Winter Opera Festival Aida ........................................................... 4 Così fan tutte ............................................. 6 Fidelio ........................................................ 8 The Battle of Legnano .............................. 10Concert Performances / Special Events ..... 12Visit Sarasota Opera ................................... 14Festival Calendar ........................................ 15Become a Donor ........................................ 16Accessibility / Parking / Connect ................. 18Buy Your Tickets .......................................... 19

Radamès is an ambitious Egyptian warrior who thinks only of two things—leading his country’s legions against the Ethiopians, and his undying love for the slave Aida. But his feelings for Aida crush the hopes of the King’s daughter Amneris, leading him and his beloved onto a path of betrayal, revenge, and tragedy. In a grand spectacle of vocal prowess, choruses, ballet, sumptuous scenery and luxurious costumes, experience Verdi’s beloved tale of a heartbreaking love triangle, on the Sarasota Opera stage for the first time.

AIDA Michelle JohnsonAMNERIS Leann Sandel-PantaleoRADAMÈS Jonathan BurtonAMONASRO Marco NisticòRAMFIS Young Bok KimTHE KING OF EGYPT Jeffrey Beruan

CONDUCTOR Victor DeRenziSTAGE DIRECTOR Stephanie SundineSCENIC DESIGNER David P. GordonCOSTUME COORDINATOR Howard Tsvi KaplanLIGHTING DESIGNER Ken Yunker

Opera in four acts by Giuseppe VerdiSung in Italian with English translations projected above the stage

Production Sponsors: Bud and Betty Shapiro in honor and memory of Harry M. and Eva Shapiro on the 100th anniversary of their marriage.

January

30 Sat 7:00 pm

February

4 Thu 7:30 pm

7 Sun 1:30 pm

10 Wed 7:30 pm

20 Sat 1:30 pm

23 Tue 7:30 pm

28 Sun 7:30 pm

March

2 Wed 7:30 pm

5 Sat 7:30 pm

13 Sun 1:30 pm

15 Tue 7:30 pm

19 Sat 7:30 pm

Meet the ArtistsJANUARY 26, 2016, 5:00 pm

Tickets: $20The William E. Schmidt Opera Theatre, Sarasota Opera House

Executive Director Richard Russell will interview the singers and artistic staff responsible for bringing Aida to the Sarasota Opera stage.

Media Sponsors:

Nisticò Kim BeruanJohnson BurtonSandel-Pantaleo

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“Così fan tutte” literally means “all women do this.” Ferrando and Guglielmo believe that their respective fiancées will be eternally faithful, but the philosopher Don Alfonso isn’t so sure. To show him that they are right, the two soldiers pull a prank on their brides-to-be, putting their faithfulness to the test. Mozart’s enthralling comedy and masterful score will lighten your heart and make for an evening of great fun.

FIORDILIGI Jennifer TownshendDESPINA Angela MortellaroDORABELLA Shirin EskandaniFERRANDO Heath HubergGUGLIELMO Corey CriderDON ALFONSO Stefano de Peppo

CONDUCTOR Marcello CormioSTAGE DIRECTOR Kathleen Smith BelcherSCENIC DESIGNER David P. GordonCOSTUME DESIGNER Howard Tsvi KaplanLIGHTING DESIGNER Ken Yunker

Dramma giocoso in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Sung in Italian with English translations projected above the stage

Media Sponsor:

February

6 Sat 7:30 pm

9 Tue 7:30 pm

11 Thu 7:30 pm

14 Sun 1:30 pm

17 Wed 7:30 pm

21 Sun 1:30 pm

26 Fri 7:30 pm

March

4 Fri 7:30 pm

12 Sat 8:00 pm

Meet the ArtistsFEBRUARY 2, 2016, 5:00 pm


Artistic Director Victor DeRenzi will interview the singers and artistic staff responsible for bringing Così fan tutte to the Sarasota Opera stage.

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In a Spanish prison, the corrupt Pizarro unjustly imprisoned Florestan—a nobleman who attempted to expose the villain’s crimes. Florestan’s loving wife, Leonore, infiltrates the prison by disguising herself as a young man, Fidelio, to save her beloved from certain death. Beethoven’s only opera is an ode to the virtues of love, perseverance, heroism, and justice.

LEONORE Kara Shay ThomsonFLORESTAN Michael Robert HendrickDON PIZARRO Sean AndersonROCCO Harold WilsonDON FERNANDO Jeffrey BeruanMARZELLINE Vanessa IsiguenJAQUINO Christopher Trapani

CONDUCTOR Ekhart WycikSTAGE DIRECTOR Tom DiamondSCENIC DESIGNER Michael SchweikardtCOSTUME DESIGNER Howard Tsvi KaplanLIGHTING DESIGNER Ken Yunker

Grand Opera in two acts by Ludwig van Beethoven

Performed in German with English translations projected above the stage

February

13 Sat 7:30 pm

18 Thu 7:30 pm

24 Wed 7:30 pm

28 Sun 1:30 pm

March

1 Tue 7:30 pm

5 Sat 1:30 pm

11 Fri 7:30 pm

Media Sponsor:

Wilson BeruanThomson AndersonHendrick


Meet the ArtistsFEBRUARY 9, 2016, 5:00 pm


Artistic Director Victor DeRenzi will interview the singers and artistic staff responsible for bringing Fidelio to the Sarasota Opera stage.

Lyric Tragedy in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi

Sung in Italian with English translations projected above the stage

Media Sponsor:

Kim Wilson CurtisBlack ThomasNusspaumer


As the Italian troops struggle to defend their cities against the tyrant Barbarossa, love for the same woman will test the friendship of two warriors. Left for dead at the battlefield, Arrigo has now re-joined the army with high hopes of honor and service to his country. Believing he was dead, Rolando took the hand of Arrigo’s beloved in marriage, and now Arrigo wishes for death in the forthcoming battle.

LIDA Jennifer BlackARRIGO Martín NusspaumerROLANDO Todd ThomasFEDERICO BARBAROSSA Young Bok KimMARCOVALDO Harold WilsonIMELDA Tara Curtis

CONDUCTOR Victor DeRenziSTAGE DIRECTOR Martha CollinsSCENIC DESIGNER Jeffrey W. DeanCOSTUME DESIGNER Howard Tsvi KaplanLIGHTING DESIGNER Ken Yunker

Come early and enjoy a pre-show introduction hosted by a member of the Sarasota Opera music staff 45 minutes before all The Battle of Legnano performances. FREE with your opera ticket in Felding Hall (in the back of the Donna Wolf Steigerwaldt Courtyard).

Meet the ArtistsTickets: $20February 23, 2016, 5:00 pm

The William E. Schmidt Opera Theatre, Sarasota Opera House

Executive Director Richard Russell will interview the singers and artistic staff responsible for bringing The Battle of Legnano to the Sarasota Opera stage.

February

27 Sat 7:30 pm

March

3 Thu 7:30 pm

6 Sun 1:30 pm

8 Tue 7:30 pm

12 Sat 1:30 pm

16 Wed 7:30 pm

18 Fri 7:30 pm

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Concert Sponsor:

2016 Concert PerformancesAll concert performances take place at The William E. Schmidt Opera Theatre, at the Sarasota Opera House unless otherwise noted.

Artists Choice Concert WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2016, 7:30 pm

A Sarasota Opera tradition! Enjoy principal and studio artists as they perform their choice of the best of opera and song.

The Young Verdi THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016, 7:30 pm

He is known as the preeminent opera composer of the 19th century, and regarded by many as the reigning master of opera of all time. But before all the fame, the young composer was a talented man with his own dreams and aspirations. Meet the young Verdi in this concert of music composed before his first opera, Oberto, conte di San Bonifacio.

The Verdi Cycle Grand Finale Concert SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 2016, 7:00 pm

Experience opera history being made as we perform one of Verdi’s final works—the Te Deum, and a duet from Oberto, conte di San Bonifacio, last heard in the 1840’s. Relive some of the highlights of our 28-year journey through the works of Verdi with favorite arias, ensembles and choruses from his great operas.

Concert sponsored by: Toby and Noel Siegel, in loving memory of Dr. Steven and Judith Woodrow whose love of opera gave them so much pleasure.

Other Concerts

Concerts at Noon FRIDAYS, FEBRUARY 19 & 26, MARCH 4, 12:00 pm

Harold and Kay Ronson Grand Atrium, Sarasota Opera House (2/19)Peterson Great Room, Sarasota Opera House (2/26 & 3/4)Hear our Apprentice Artists perform in these hour-long concerts. Limited seating: first come, first served.

Tickets: $5

Covers at 3 FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016, 3:00 pm

Peterson Great Room, Sarasota Opera HouseStudio Artists who are understudying principal roles on the main stage will sing excerpts from this season’s operas.

Tickets: $5

Special EventsThe Opera Gala—An Evening on the Nile SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016, 6:30 pm

The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota, Black Tie AttireEvent Chairs: Edith Chaifetz and Sandra Lindqvist

This year’s gala will bring the mystique of ancient Egypt to life as we prepare for our opening of Verdi’s Aida. Complete with a cocktail hour, delectable four-course dinner, live music for dancing, and a performance by our principal artists.Don’t miss the premier event in Sarasota! Tickets: $295

Prelude DinnersEnjoy fine dining and socializing at The Bijou Café prior to the Opening Night performances, featuring a special guest from the artistic staff. Seating is limited—place your order today. All dinners start at 5:00 pm.

Aida SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2016Così fan tutte SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2016Fidelio SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2016The Battle of Legnano SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2016Tickets: $95 per person, per event

The Verdi Cycle Grand Finale CelebrationSUNDAY, MARCH 20, 2016

5:00 pm Dinner, 7:00 pm Verdi Concert, After Party—following the concertSarasota Opera House, black tie optional

Join us to celebrate the completion of our world-renowned Verdi Cycle. The evening will begin with a lavish dinner party in a beautiful tent in front of the opera house. Guests will then go into the theater to enjoy The Verdi Cycle Grand Finale Concert. Following the concert will be an after-party with cocktails, and a variety of savory and sweet indulgences. Tickets: $250 per person (includes dinner and after-party)$75 per person (for the after-party only)The Verdi Cycle Grand Finale Concert tickets sold separately

Tickets for events can be purchased through the Sarasota Opera Box Office at by calling (941) 328-1300. Questions can be emailed to Jennifer Simms, Senior Manager, Special Events & Sponsorship at [email protected].

The Verdi Conference:The Score and Beyond—Performing, Staging, and Experiencing VerdiFRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 18 & 19, 2016 10:00 am–12:30 pm & 2:00 pm–4:00 pm

Peterson Great Room

In partnership with the American Institute for Verdi Studies, Sarasota Opera will host an international conference, featuring experts from around the world exploring various aspects of the composer’s art. FREE admission, no ticket required

The Verdi Exhibit: Verdi in Sarasota—A RetrospectiveMARCH 4, 2016, EXHIBIT OPENS AT 1:00 pm

MARCH 5–20, 2016, OPEN DAILY AT 10:00 am (CLOSED MONDAYS)Jonas Kamlet Library

An exhibit exploring 28 years of Verdi performances at Sarasota Opera including costumes, set designs, scenic models, and video.FREE admission, no ticket required

The Verdi Cycle: 28 Years of Verdi in SarasotaIn honor of this great Sarasota Opera milestone, we are producing a hard-cover, full-color commemorative book. Drawing on years of archival images, historical information and interesting anecdotes, the book tells the story of the Verdi Cycle from its inception to completion. Order yours today by calling or going online.Price: $79

Books will be available in April 2016.

Visit Sarasota OperaVisit SARASOTAOPERA.ORG for useful information for first time visitors to Sarasota, including information about local hotels and restaurants. Check for partner hotel packages and special offers.

Opera House ToursOur tour of the historic Sarasota Opera House includes access to backstage areas—see what happens behind the scenes! Call for information about tours for groups of 10 or more.

Mondays at 10:30 am on the following dates:Winter 2016: FEBRUARY 8, 15, 22, 29, MARCH 7, 14Tickets: $12 per person

Visit Sarasota CountySarasota—Where Artistic Expression and Inspiration MeetVisit Sarasota County has expanded information for many local hotels, restaurants and attractions, as well as the inside track on hotel packages and other visitor specials.

Contact at: (800) 800-3906 | (941) 957-1877 | visitsarasota.org

Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota CountyThe Arts and Cultural Alliance has information on Sarasota’s diverse visual and performing arts scene.

Contact at: (941) 365-5118 | sarasotaarts.org

For more discount opportunities, mention Sarasota Opera when booking hotels, renting cars, or contacting other local businesses.

First time at the Opera?Dress comfortably and be yourself. We want everyone to feel at home in our theater. At Sarasota Opera, appropriate dress can be anything from jeans and khakis to evening gowns and tuxedos.

Real-time English translations are projected above the stage so you can follow along even if the opera is in a foreign language. No special preparation is required. You will be given a program book with a full cast list and program notes as you enter the theater. You can also check our website SARASOTAOPERA.ORG, for suggested reading, recordings and other information.

Applaud when the performance moves you. Don’t be shy!

Allow extra time for travel and parking. If you are late, you can watch and listen to a live stream of the performance in our second floor lounge. You will be seated in the theater at the first available opportunity.

Food and drinks are available prior to the performance and during intermissions at concessions throughout the Opera House and Courtyard.

Photo: Herb Booth


2016 Winter Opera Festival CalendarMon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SunJANUARY 25 26

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Meet the Artists: Così fan tutte 5:00pm

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Così fan tutte 7:30pm

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Aida 7:30pm

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Fidelio 7:30pm

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Fidelio 1:30pm

Aida 7:30pm

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Fidelio 7:30pm

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Covers at 3 3:00pm


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The Verdi Exhibit ContinuesMARCH 5–MARCH 20, DAILY 10:00am (CLOSED ON MONDAYS)

Fidelio 1:30pm

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The Verdi Conference 10:00am & 2:00pm

Aida 7:30pm

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Dinner 5:00pm

The Verdi Cycle Grand Finale Concert 7:00pm

After Party FOLLOWING THE CONCERT

OPERA LOVERS WEEKEND: See all 4 Winter Festival titles in a weekend. Available February 26–28, March 4–6, and March 11–13.THE VERDI FESTIVAL AND CONFERENCE: Join us for a whole week exclusively devoted to Giuseppe Verdi, including two concerts, talks, panel discussions, an exhibit and other special events.


Become a donorA gift of any amount can make a differenceA gift to the Sarasota Opera helps ensure the extraordinary quality of performances that you have come to expect and offers unique opportunities to enrich and deepen your enjoyment of opera through special programs that are available only to our donors.

See what your gift can do• $100 assists us in introducing ten students to opera • $500 provides costumes for an Apprentice Artist for a production• $1,000 supports housing a Studio Artist for a month during the Winter Season• $5,000 helps underwrite one of our productions

We can’t do it without you—giving is easyTicket sales cover only 40% of the cost of producing our world-class productions. Please consider including a tax-deductible contribution along with your ticket order. Gifts can also be made by phone, check, credit card or online. We also accept gifts of appreciated stock. Double the impact of your gift through your corporate matching program!

For more information on ways to give, please contact Sarasota Opera’s Development Department at (941) 366-8450 ext. 416, visit us online at SARASOTAOPERA.ORG or mail your contribution to Sarasota Opera, Development Department, 61 N. Pineapple Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236.

The Sarasota Opera Association, Inc., a not-for-profit, tax-exempt corporation, acknowledges contributions are tax deductible, less the fair market value of any goods or services received.

A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CUSTOMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (1-800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION NUMBER: CH429.

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SEASON CO-PRODUCER $25,000+

CO-PRODUCER $5,000–$24,999

BENEFACTOR $3,000–$4,999

AMBASSADOR $2,000–$2,999

REGENT $1,000–$1,999

ASSOCIATE $500–$999

PATRON $350–$499

SUSTAINER $250–$349

SPONSOR $150–$249

DONOR $75–$149Invitation to the Apprentice Welcome Concert « « « « « « « « « «

Complimentary subscription to Sarasota Opera’s

newsletter Libretto« « « « « « « « « «

Your name listed in the program book « « « « « « « « «

Invitation to the STAR Coffee and Lecture « « « « « « « «

Invitation to special social events « « « « « « «

STAR Lapel Pin « « « « « « «

Two admissions to the Dress Rehearsal of one Winter

production (Così fan tutte)« « « « « «

Gonye Opera Club Discount ‡ « « « « «

Reception in McCorkle Lounge with Principal Artists

following the Artists Choice Concert« « « « «

Two admissions to the Dress Rehearsal of two

Winter productions (Così fan tutte and Fidelio)« « « « «

Two admissions to the Dress Rehearsals of three

Winter productions (Così fan tutte, Fidelio and

The Battle of Legnano)

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Picture in the Winter program book « « «

One McCorkle Lounge Guest pass (for two people) « « «

A private dinner onstage, and more! « «

Photo recognition in the program book and on surtitle

screens, corresponding with opera of your choice« «

The opportunity to co-produce a different opera for each

$5,000 gift increment (one opera at $5,000, two operas at

$10,000, etc.)

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Access to the McCorkle Lounge on the third floor of the

Opera House« «

A private dinner party with principal artists «

Photo recognition and profile in the program book and on

surtitle screens for all operas«

‡ Should you take advantage of the Opera Club discount, an additional $225 would not be deductible.

Donating has its rewards All gifts of $75 or more make you a Sarasota Opera STAR, while donations of $5,000 and above entitle you to the special privileges of being a CO-PRODUCER. Verdi Circle memberships—which support our Verdi Cycle—start at $125 and include an invitation to Maestro DeRenzi’s popular Verdi Circle Lectures.

For more information, contact Amanda Chandler at (941) 366-8450 ext. 250 or [email protected].

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AccessibilityThe Sarasota Opera House is accessible to people with disabilities, including Hearing Loop technology. We also provide assistive listening devices as well as high-powered glasses for the visually impaired. Braille program materials are available, but must be ordered together with your tickets, at least one month in advance of your first performance date. For more information, contact the Box Office at (941) 328-1300 or visit our website at SARASOTAOPERA.ORG/accessibility.aspx.

ParkingPalm Avenue Parking Garage: free public parking, located northwest of the Palm Avenue and Main Street intersection, just behind the Opera House.

Plaza at Five Points: $2 per hour, up to $6 maximum. Located at 50 Central Avenue: entrance on 1st Street.

100 Central Avenue: free public parking on the 2nd floor only. 4-hour limit. Entrance on 2nd Street.

Please do not park in the parking lot of the Selby Library or in the ground floor lot adjacent to the Whole Foods Market, or you may be towed.

Complimentary Valet Parking is available in front of the Sarasota Opera House one hour prior to curtain. Be prepared for a brief wait following the performance for your car to arrive. Tipping is encouraged.

This information is accurate as of the date of printing (November 2015) and is subject to change without notice.

More ways to connectThe more you know about opera, the more you’ll love it—and one way to get all the insider scoop about Sarasota Opera is to download our mobile app. You can find out about our current season and also buy your tickets right from your smart phone. Available for both iPhone and Android devices, the app is FREE.

E-Newsletters and E-Performance reminders:Sign up for our e-blasts to receive reminders and program information for the performances you are attending. You’ll also receive special offers and discounts from Sarasota Opera, area restaurant and hotel partners, and other local arts organizations.

Social media: Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest news, videos, and even to let us know how we are doing.

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Our website: Last, but not least, please check us out at SARASOTAOPERA.ORG.

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Get your tickets today!Subscribe and save:Being a season ticket holder is the best way to experience all that Sarasota Opera has to offer. Subscribers can save up to $100 over individual ticket prices and get benefits like same seats for all performances, free ticket exchanges, discounts and priority on additional tickets and much more!

2016 Winter Festival 4-opera subscriptions (Aida, Così fan tutte, Fidelio and The Battle of Legnano) start at just $69.

Ordering is easy!Whether you want to enjoy our whole lineup of opera performances and concerts, or just some, Sarasota Opera makes it easy for you to buy your tickets. Individual ticket prices start at $19 and are subject to change.

Don’t wait to buy your tickets! Prices for select performances will increase. Call us, or go online to get current pricing.

Here’s how to buyIn person: Visit our Box Office, located at the Sarasota Opera House, 61 North Pineapple Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236, to the left, as you face the main entrance.By phone: Call the Box Office at (941) 328-1300Online: Visit SARASOTAOPERA.ORG to order your tickets.

Bring a group of 10 or more, share memories and save! To find out if your group qualifies for a discount or to learn about the benefits of bringing your group to the opera, call Travis Rogers at (941) 366-8450 ext. 230.

The William E. Schmidt Opera Theatre

Box Office HoursDecember: MONDAY–FRIDAY, 10:00 am–4 pm

January 4–16: MONDAY–SATURDAY, 10:00 am–4 pm

February 18–March 20: DAILY 10:00 am–4 pm

On all performance dates, the Box Office will be open 10:00 am until the end of the first intermission.

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2016 Winter Festival Brochure