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Utopia Opera presents THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH - an oratorio by Arthur Sullivan

NOTE: Online sales end May 5, 6:00pm but tickets may still be available at the door.

the U.S. PREMIERE of

THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH - a musical drama
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Adaptation by Arthur Sullivan & W.S. Gilbert from the poem by Henry Hart Milman
World premiere of the new performing edition by Martin Wright & Robin Gordon-Powell

Conductor: William Remmers

CAST
MARGARITA: Alexis Cregger, soprano
JULIA: Caroline Tye, mezzo-soprano
OLYBIUS: Adam Klein, tenor
CALLIAS: Duncan Hartman, bass
FABIUS: Kevin Miller, baritone

CHOIR
Sopranos: Samantha DiCapio, Angela Dinkelman, Allyson Herman, Jenny Ribeiro, Ali Roselle, Lauren Maxwell, Alyson Spina
Altos: Sidney Dixon, Candice Shaughnessy, Renee Shubert, Jessica Vadney
Tenors: Eric Lamp, Jon Roselle
Basses: Ben Cohen, Edwin Davis, Kevin Miller, CJ Smith, Alan Gordon Smulen

ORCHESTRA
Organ: Mary Nelson
Harp: Mélanie Genin
Flute: Jason Brook, Rosemary Metcalf
Oboe: Zachary Rosalinsky, Daina Espinoza
Clarinet: Melanie Wong, Blair Perry
Bassoon: Richard Vrotney, Jeff La Marca
Horn: Raul Rodriguez, Gabriel Muniz, Victoria Drexler, Vincent Kiray
Trumpet: Michael Goldberg, Harry Wise
Trombone : Robbie Klein, Michael Stanton
Bass Trombone: Morgan Fite
Percussion: Evan Chertok
Violin 1: Flora Hollifield, Yoonjung Hwang,
Violin 2: Dawn Frederick, Yi-Hsuan Lin, Annelise Wiering
Viola: Alexandra Honigsberg, Nicolas Mirabile, Andrew Weinstein
Cello: James Pedersen, Grace Mudd
Bass: Laurence Goldman

ONE PERFORMANCE:
Saturday, May 5 - 7pm
followed by a reception with the performers

Running time - 90 minutes

Rutgers Presbyterian Church
236 W 73rd St, New York, NY

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