Presenting FGO's New Season
NOV 11, 2023 – MAY 4, 2024
NOV 11, 2023 – MAY 4, 2024
Indulge with us in an incomparable feast of the senses as we travel through the elegant salons of 19th-century Paris during Mardi Gras to the dusty heat of rural Sicily on the back of a carnival wagon, and back to Paris’ freezing garrets on Christmas Eve.
La traviata
NOV 11, 2023 – DEC 2, 2023
NOV 11, 2023 – DEC 2, 2023
The hottest party girl in town is hiding a terrible secret. The love that could save her life is threatened by the demands of a furious father who insists on a devastating sacrifice. Alexander Dumas, fils’, semi-autobiographical story and Giuseppe Verdi’s timeless score will alternately lift your spirits and break your heart.
I pagliacci
JAN 27 – FEB 10, 2024
JAN 27 – FEB 10, 2024
Canio’s not clowning around. When he catches his cheating wife Nedda, only the start of the troupe’s performance can stay his hand … but not for long. Leoncavallo’s gritty and gorgeous score culminates in one of the most famous and tragic tenor arias of all time: “Vesti la giubba,” the original “Tears of a Clown.”
La bohème
APR 6 – MAY 4, 2024
APR 6 – MAY 4, 2024
In the garrets of Paris’ 19th century Latin Quarter, a crazy cadre of starving artists, young friends and lovers live, love, make art, and make their marks as Puccini’s divinely romantic score memorably illustrates the joys, struggles, loves, quarrels, triumphs, and tragedies of the true vie de bohème.
First Sing
OCT 20 & 21, 2023
OCT 20 & 21, 2023
It’s your very first opportunity to hear the five fabulous artists of FGO’s renowned Studio in their first concert of the 2023–2024 season. Get to know these fresh faces—and voices—of Florida Grand Opera in a concert featuring all your favorite repertoire. Admission is free, but please register for tickets!
Songfest
NOV 17, 2023 – MAR 17, 2024
NOV 17, 2023 – MAR 17, 2024
Join our dynamic Studio Artists for three themed concerts designed to delight with selections from the operatic canon and beyond. “Scandals and Scoundrels”, “From the Page to the Stage”, and “Drop the Mic!” Each offer unique entertainment and an up-close-and-personal look at tomorrow’s operatic stars as they perform for you today.