2018 FALL MATINEE AT THE OPERA: LA BOHEME, by Giacomo Puccini

Related imageCari Amici,  Dear Friends –

Once again, we are delighted to give Circolo Italiano’s opera lovers the chance of attending a Matinee at the Opera as a group.  This Fall Opera Santa Barbara presents La Boheme by Giacomo Puccini and  we will be able to join a group of opera fans from two other local organizations, the Cosmopolitan Club and the French Network.

Additionally, you can choose between two great packages.  Both include a lovely luncheon at La Cumbre Country Club followed by the opera.  The only difference between them is the section of seats at the Granada Theater that you choose. The lunch at La Cumbre CC is the same for everyone.

It is also possible for those who already have tickets to the opera to join the group for lunch.  Just give me a call and I can arrange it. (805-969-1018)

Here are the details of the event:

Sunday, November 11th, 2018
12:00 Noon
for a lovely Lunch at La Cumbre Country Club,
followed by
La Boheme at the Granada Theater at
2:30pm

(DRESS CODE FOR LA CUMBRE: NO DENIM OF ANY TYPE/COLOR)

COST AND CHOICES

Lunch & opera (Section C seats or better): $102 per person, OR

Lunch and opera (Section D seats): $75 per person

DEADLINE TO RESERVE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 2018

HOW TO RESERVE AND PAY

BY CHECK:  please click on this LINK for a downloadable and printable RSVP form;

BY CREDIT CARD:  please choose option 1 or 2 for your theater section + lunch you wish to buy, click on the yellow button and then follow directions.


Theater Sections



Arrivederci all’ opera, ciao,  Gabriella

A FEW WORDS ABOUT LA BOHEME

La Bohème, opera in four acts by Italian composer Giacomo Puccini, premiered at the Teatro Regio in Turin, Italy, on February 1, 1896 and was conducted by a young Arturo Toscanini.  A success from the beginning, it is one of the most frequently performed of all operas.

La Bohème, which marks Puccini’s emergence as a fully mature and original composer, contains some of the most-memorable arias and musical scenes in opera.

Throughout, Puccini relies on short musical motifs that represent characters, themes, and moods so that the music underscores and highlights aspects of the drama. In the case of Mimì and Rodolfo, musical phrases bring the opera full circle and let the music reveal the memories recurring in the minds of the lovers as they say farewell.

It is a fabulous opera that will move and delight you.

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