Join Chef Rudy for Opera Italian Delights at the "Opera in the Hamilton Amphitheater", Sept. 7, 2024 from 2-5 PM
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- Jul 31, 2024
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September 7, 2024, 14:00 To September 7, 2024, 17:00
C'era Una Volta will be serving Opera Italian delights. MENU SAMPLE >
OPERA ANYONE?
Professional opera singers are coming to our town. Fun for the Whole Family! Free admission event (with a $20 donation ticket option) in celebration of our love for opera with an emphasis on outdoor performances of famous arias and songs of the opera with community activities nurturing opera education and showcasing our amazing Hamilton Amphitheater. This event is in collaboration with Golden Gate Opera and the Fenwick Foundation.
Download FLYER: https://www.savehamiltontheater.org/_files/ugd/979cce_c30a0be3fbd24221bc9cd4d231f8fcff.pdf
2024 SINGERS:
Featuring Richard Alexandre Rittelmann, Baritone, from the Opera of Paris in France who is known for his performances of Cavalleria Rusticana (duet with Santuzza), Carmen (Escamillo ), Phantom of the Opera (aria and duet ) , Barber of Seville (Figaro) , Rigoletto (quartet ) and operetta selections. Mr. Rittelmann is joined by soprano coloratura Shawnette Sulker, coloratura soprano Lila Khazoum, soprano Alexa Anderson, tenor Eric Levintow, and mezzo-soprano Lori Willis with piano accompaniment by Jerry Kuderna of Berkeley.
See videos of the 2023 artists: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxLQJMI0eQ3-m9Cjz9unjpg
WHEN: 2 pm to 5 pm, Saturday, Sept 7 2024.
WHERE: Hamilton Amphitheater located at 500-598 Hamilton Pkwy, Novato, CA 94949.
WHO'S INVITED:
Everyone! The event will have opera Italian food for sale from C'era Una Volta Kitchen & Catering, entertainment, opera trivia prizes & games, face painting, and of course, a breathtaking performance free admission (with a $20 donation ticket option).
RSVP & DONATION TICKETING OPTIONS: https://www.savehamiltontheater.org/event-list
PARKING: Please park at the Hamilton Theater parking lot and the Hamilton Landing hangers parking lots.
HOPE TO SEE YOU ON SEPT. 7TH!
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