Alongside Curtis Opera Theater and Michelle Rofrano, Conductor, Erik Tofte and Julliette Tacchino star in this hilarious Poulenc Opera! Directed by Eve Summer.

Alongside the Curtis Symphony Orchestra, Erik will be singing his debut role of Sergeant Belcore. This production will take place at the Philadelphia Film Center, conducted by Maestro Christian Capocaccia an directed by, Sarah Ina Meyers.

Alongside the Curtis Symphony Orchestra, Erik will be singing his debut role of Sergeant Belcore. This production will take place at the Philadelphia Film Center, conducted by Maestro Christian Capocaccia an directed by, Sarah Ina Meyers.

"Rigoletto" is arguably, one of Verdi's most popular operas. Karma's a b*#+h and the jester Rigoletto finds out the hard way! Gorgeous singing, intrigue, assassins, politically (and morally) incorrect treatment of women, fate, true love, missed redemption and a curse all play their parts in this dramatic story. There is something in it for everyone -- an evening not to be missed!

"Rigoletto" is arguably, one of Verdi's most popular operas. Karma's a b*#+h and the jester Rigoletto finds out the hard way! Gorgeous singing, intrigue, assassins, politically (and morally) incorrect treatment of women, fate, true love, missed redemption and a curse all play their parts in this dramatic story. There is something in it for everyone -- an evening not to be missed!

"Rigoletto" is arguably, one of Verdi's most popular operas. Karma's a b*#+h and the jester Rigoletto finds out the hard way! Gorgeous singing, intrigue, assassins, politically (and morally) incorrect treatment of women, fate, true love, missed redemption and a curse all play their parts in this dramatic story. There is something in it for everyone -- an evening not to be missed!

"Rigoletto" is arguably, one of Verdi's most popular operas. Karma's a b*#+h and the jester Rigoletto finds out the hard way! Gorgeous singing, intrigue, assassins, politically (and morally) incorrect treatment of women, fate, true love, missed redemption and a curse all play their parts in this dramatic story. There is something in it for everyone -- an evening not to be missed!

Don't miss this cruise to hilarity! Orphans and Pirates clash with and without swords. Old misunderstandings cause difficulties for a pirate wanting to go straight and love interests cause problems for all in what promises to be a rollicking, colorful, journey into the quirky minds of Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Gilbert, offering new perspectives to problem solving merry old England style! Don't miss the boat!

Don't miss this cruise to hilarity! Orphans and Pirates clash with and without swords. Old misunderstandings cause difficulties for a pirate wanting to go straight and love interests cause problems for all in what promises to be a rollicking, colorful, journey into the quirky minds of Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Gilbert, offering new perspectives to problem solving merry old England style! Don't miss the boat!

Don't miss this cruise to hilarity! Orphans and Pirates clash with and without swords. Old misunderstandings cause difficulties for a pirate wanting to go straight and love interests cause problems for all in what promises to be a rollicking, colorful, journey into the quirky minds of Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Gilbert, offering new perspectives to problem solving merry old England style! Don't miss the boat!

Don't miss this cruise to hilarity! Orphans and Pirates clash with and without swords. Old misunderstandings cause difficulties for a pirate wanting to go straight and love interests cause problems for all in what promises to be a rollicking, colorful, journey into the quirky minds of Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Gilbert, offering new perspectives to problem solving merry old England style! Don't miss the boat!

This world premier one-act opera The End: A Fairytale by J.P. Redmond & Julia Hoch is part of the Hoch Chamber Music Series at Concordia Conservatory in Bronxville, NY.

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ABOUT THE OPERA

There are stories that cry out to be told: to celebrate, to condemn, to connect. Anna and Joseph have just such a story to tell…if only this time they can get it right, finally. Inspired by the oral tradition of fairy tales and the archetypes they explore, The End: A Fairytale, brings to life a retelling of The Grimm Brothers’ “The Robber Bridegroom.”