The Lyric Stage with Mike Harrah
Sundays at 8 pm
Join Mike Harrah for great performances from the world of opera, including arias, duets, trios, ensemble performances, artist portraits and even short operas.
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Cox and Box was Sir Arthur Sullivan's first operetta, five years before his collaboration with W. S. Gilbert - hear it Sunday (5/21) on The Lyric Stage.
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Everyone loves a Neapolitan song, and our singers on The Lyric Stage this Sunday (5/14 at 8 pm) show us why.
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Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill wrote Happy End in 1929, one year after The Threepenny Opera. Hear it this Sunday (5/7 at 8 pm).
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In the recording featured this Sunday (4/30 at 8 pm) on the Lyric Stage, Sancho Panza becomes a gouvenor of an island. It does not go well.
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They will sing arias by Verdi, Puccini and others from careers that spanned the 20th century on The Lyric Stage Sunday (4/23).
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Umberto Giordano's Madame Sans Gene, or Madame Carefree, is based on the 1893 play of the same name by Victor Sardou, and this Sunday (4/16 at 8 pm) The Lyric Stage has the last half of Madame Sans Gêne.
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John McGlinn conducted this classic recording from the early 1988, featured this Sunday (4/9) at 8 pm.
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Written in 1847, Macbeth was Verdi's first Shakespeare adaptation, and it will be featured on The Lyric Stage this Sunday (4/2 at 2 pm).
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It was the first recording of many of the songs.
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Happy confusion reigns as various couples sort out who marries whom on The Lyric Stage Sunday (3/26 at 8 pm).