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Worcester Opera Works, Inc.
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6th Annual Summer Concert Series
Join Worcester Opera Works for four Wednesday evening concerts this summer, performed in the comfortable, air-conditioned Briarwood Community Center (65 Briarwood Circle, Worcester).  Concerts include Broadway Night (July 22), Operetta Night (July 29), Scenes from Opera and Broadway (August 5) and Opera Gala (August 12) These concerts, the company's major fund-raising event of the year, are performed by the many talented artists of WOW, expertly accompanied by Olga Rogach.  Tickets are still just $10 per concert ($5 for students grades 12 and under) and are available online or at the door.  Enjoy some delightful music while supporting WOW's upcoming production season!

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Opera Night at the Worcester Club
Richard Monroe (tenor), John Whittlesey (baritone), Lisa Woods (mezzo-soprano) and Elaine Crane (soprano), accompanied by Olga Rogach, will be performing an evening of opera arias, duets and quartets at the Worcester Club on September 25, 2009.  Music includes selections from Carmen, Rigoletto, Le Nozze di Figaro, L'Elisir d'Amore and more.


Die Fledermaus
Worcester Opera Works will be performing Strauss' sparkling operetta (in English translation) on June 11-13 at Worcester Academy's historic Warner Theatre.  Cast list and other details to be announced soon.


Diamonds and Toads
Diamonds and Toads is Worcester Opera Works' newest opera for students.  Please visit our Diamonds and Toads webpage for more information.


Aria Sing
"Aria Sing" is a program that enables professional singers and seriously studying amateurs get together every other month, share in the cost of an accompanist, and have the chance to perform repertoire of their choice from opera, operetta, oratorio, art song, etc.  This can be useful for trying out new arias, refining older ones, gaining some practical performing experience  or getting ready for auditions, and is also a great place to network and get to know other singers in the area.   Please visit our Aria Sing webpage for more information.


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