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July
 
17 - Lecture @ 7:15pm
OPENING NIGHT FIGARO! @ 8pm
 
18 - Camelot @ 8pm
 
24 - Mozart & More @ 8pm
 
25 - Summer Saturdays - DinoRock! @ 11am Broadway Bound @ 8pm
 
26 - Lecture @ 1:15pm Figaro @ 2pm
 
28 - Apprentice Recital @ 12pm
 
31 - Serenade to Music @ 8pm
 
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August
 
1 - Summer Saturdays - Figaro! Who? @ 11am Figaro @ 8pm
 
4 - Apprentice Recital @ 12pm
 
6 - Music of the Americas @ 8pm
 
7 - Figaro @ 8pm
 
8 - Summer Saturdays - Velveteen Rabbit @ 11am Camelot @ 8pm
 
9 - Camelot @ 2pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PERFORMANCES

Tickets for all performances are available at the Paramount Theater. Visit www.theparamount.net or call the Box Office at 434.979.1333.

 

The Marriage of Figaro OPENING NIGHT– TONIGHT at 8pm

Nights at the Round TableCome and see our first performance of this glorious opera from Mozart, one of the world's favorite operas with its brilliant comedy pits and scheming characters unfold with the incomparable music. Figaro and Susanna must circumvent the Count, Countess, and others in order to have their dreams of love come true. Only 4 performances of The Marriage of Figaro !

 

Camelot – Saturday, July 18, at 8pm

Come and see King Arthur as he woos and wins the lovely Guinevere only to lose her to Lancelot in this wonderful tale. Learner and Lowe encapsulate this story with evocative text and gorgeous melodies to provide an unforgettable evening with this performance. Only 3 performances left of Camelot , so don't miss this magical production!

 

 

ASH LAWN OPERA IN THE NEWS

 

According to The Daily Progress, the opening night of Camelot was “a lavish production that [was] emotionally and musically riveting – and the audience responded with a very enthusiastic standing ovation.” “When stage director Patrick Hansen and music director and conductor Braden Toan and all of these young musicians came together to produce a classic like Camelot , there were bound to be fireworks.” Click here to read the review for yourself, and click here to read their previous article on Camelot .

 

Here's one wedding where you aren't expected to bring a gift,” writes Jane Norris of The Daily Progress . “Audience members, rather, have been the ones walking away with a treat — the sparkling melodies of The Marriage of Figaro .” Click here to read the wonderful Marriage of Figaro article!

 

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

BRAVO! Movie Night – Monday, July 27, at 7pm at Bel Rio

Come join Bravo! and the Piedmont Council for the Arts for a free showing of Monty Python and the Holy Grail , a tribute to our 2009 season featuring Lerner and Loewe's Camelot . Enjoy movie-themed drinks and door prizes at the Bel Rio, 407 D Monticello Road , in Belmont .

 

Listen to our podcast!

On Tuesday, July 14, our general director, Judy Walker, and Bob Stroh, co-chair of Downtown Charlottesville, were interviewed by Coy Barefoot of WINA. Click here to listen to the podcast.

 

Charlottesville City Notes

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the Charlottesville City Notes for including Ash Lawn Opera in their July issue, highlighting our move to the Paramount and introducing our summer season. Click here to read the July issue.

 

Attention all students!

Tickets for all shows are only $15 for students – that's half-price! Remember to bring your student ID card with you when you purchase tickets before the show.

 

The Paramount Matinee Performances are a hit with our Senior Patrons!

Seniors up to age 90 have loved our performances so far, enjoying the comfort of the Paramount and the convenience of matinee shows. As one patron said, “It was special to have the matinee option during the daylight hours – it worked well for those of us who have limited sight.”

 

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