Opera West Society presents Massenet’s Manon with UBC Opera, March 28 and 30
Riveting French Romantic production stars internationally acclaimed soprano Emily Pogorelc in the titular role
This holiday season, gift loved ones the extraordinary surprise of a night at the opera as Opera West Society presents Manon in collaboration with UBC Opera. Jules Massenet’s captivating French Romantic masterpiece will come to life at the UBC Old Auditorium on March 28 at 7:30 pm and March 30 at 2 pm.
Starring internationally acclaimed soprano Emily Pogorelc as Manon and tenor Frédéric Antoun as Chevalier des Grieux, Manon tells a riveting tale of love, passion, and fate. Adding to the magic, UBC Opera students will take the stage alongside the incredible international cast, showcasing their talent in this unforgettable production.
Conducted by the talented Jacques Lacombe and directed by the visionary Nancy Hermiston, Manon promises spellbinding operatic artistry. The world-class performances and breathtaking music in store will be paired with a pre-show soiree on opening night.
Don’t miss this mesmerizing presentation—secure tickets now for an unforgettable evening.
Post sponsored by Opera West Society.
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