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Donizetti's L’elisir d’amore is like a tender smile at the love that blooms between two young people, Adina and Nemorino, who are very different in character but united by the strength of their feelings.

La traviata is one of the most beloved and frequently performed operas in the world, although its debut was a “resounding failure.” However, as its composer remarked, time rendered its verdict, and it became a perennial and worldwide success.

The emotions are countless, ranging from filial love, passion, betrayal, despair, and revenge

Over two centuries old and yet timeless: the comedy, melodic beauty, and lively orchestration of Il Barbiere di Siviglia, since its debut in 1816, transcend time and place to present itself irresistibly to audiences of all ages

L’elisir d’amore, Donizetti's masterpiece, is presented in a mini version for young audiences, a magical experience that will surely make the little spectators fall in love.

The Bear (1967), by English composer Sir William Walton, is a chamber opera in one act with only three solo singers, no choir, and a chamber orchestra featuring a small string section.