The Bronx Opera Company begins their 49th season of opera in New York City with a production of Marc Blitzstein's American classic, REGINA.

Marc Blitzstein's English adaptation of Brecht & Weill's "The Threepenny Opera"

Aarne Neeme, director

The 24th Kurt Weill Festival warmly invites you to a cultural feast to celebrate the age of the classic modernist movement. With James Holmes, piano; Rebecca Jo Loeb and Alen Hodzovic, vocals

Marc Blitzstein's English adaptation of Brecht & Weill's "The Threepenny Opera"

Bradley Griffin, director

Nick Olcott, director; Craig Kier, conductor

Noel Koran, stage director; Denes Van Pays, conductor

Pianist Sarah Cahill performs an evening of solo works, including Blitzstein's "Scherzo (Bourgeios at Play)".

A celebration of 20th century American music highlighted by the West Coast premiere of Marc Blitzstein's monumental Airborne Symphony.

Pianist Leonard J. Lehrman and vocalist Helene Williams perform songs of Marc Blitzstein.

Pianist Leonard J. Lehrman and vocalist Helene Williams perform songs of Marc Blitzstein.

Saratoga Opera Young Artists; James Lowe, conductor

San Francisco Conservatory of Music Kick-off Weekend concert, "The Good Ol' Dollar Bill", featuring songs by Marc Blitzstein.

Terri Kent, director
Nancy Maier, musical director
Co-produced by The Musical Theater Project, Beck Center for the Arts, and Kent State University

Kent State University School of Theatre and Dance presents a concert performance of "The Cradle Will Rock"

Helene Williams, voice
Leonard Lehrman, piano

Leon Botstein, conductor

Liza Forrester Kelly, mezzo-soprano
Daniel Teadt, baritone
Benjamin Binder, piano

Kent State Opera and KSU Orchestra present a triple bill including Marc Blitzstein's "The Harpies"

Marc Blitzstein - A Life in Song
Curated and hosted by Justin Hopkins

Opera Saratoga presents "The Cradle Will Rock" performed in its original orchestration.
Lawrence Edelson, director
John Mauceri, conductor
With Ginger Costa-Jackson and Christopher Burchett

"Broadway in the 1930s"
performed by Opera Saratoga Young Artists

performed in English

Directed by Tony Simotes
Musical Direction by Jason M. Bailey

with special guest Rhiannon Giddens

Directed by Chris Roche
Choreography by Dr. Leslie Elkins

Doug Lockwood, director
David Reiffel, music director

Christchurch Symphony Orchestra presents "Music for the People - Kurt Weill"
Luke di Somma, conductor
Amelia Berry Phoebe Hurst, Todd Emerson, soloists

Starring Susan Graham as Regina, James Morris as Ben Hubbard, Ron Raines as Oscar Hubbard
Directed by James Robinson
Conducted by Stephen Lord

Leonard Bernstein Centennial Concert

Andrea Cohn, Amy Licata, Violins
Janz Castelo, Viola
Eva Herer, Cello

Leonard Lehrman, conductor & piano
John Callison, soloist
Thomas Smith, soloist

Leonard Lehrman, conductor & piano
John Callison, soloist
Thomas Smith, soloist

Leonard Lehrman, conductor & piano
John Callison, soloist
Thomas Smith, soloist

Lara Downes, Piano
Theo Bleckmann, vocalist

Leonard Lehrman, piano

MDR Sinfonieorchester
Adrian Eröd, baritone
Eugene Tzigane, conductor

Directed by Wendy Knox
Musical direction by Sonja Thompson

Directed by John Doyle

Directed by John Hoomes
Sung in English with projected English titles

A Walt Whitman Bicentennial Celebration

Additional dates: October 26 and 31; November 1-2

Part of a Zoom memorial for Bob D'Attilio. For an invitation, please write to Dean Stevens (dean@deanstevens.com).

Live-streamed performances. Directed by Katherine Skovira.

Broadway to Main Street Radio Show Features Blitzstein

Directed by Robert Benedetti; music director Robert Krupnick

Bruce Cohen, director; Robert Gehrenbeck, conductor. Further performances February 22 and 24 at 7:30 p.m. and February 26 at 2:00 p.m.

Program created by Philip Headlam.

Michael Tennenbaum, director; Tom McDonough, music director. Evening and matinee performances.

European stage premiere. Directed by Mehmet Ergen.

Settings of E.E. Cummings by Blitzstein and of Walt Whitman by Ned Rorem. Philip Headlam, piano.

Part of Flashpoints~the Mannes festival of short operas. Emma Griffin, dir.; Cris Frisco, cond.
April 11-12, 7:30 p.m.
April 13, 4:30 p.m.

Directed by Christina Baldwin; puppets by Lizz Windnagel; music direction by Marco Real d’Arbelles.
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