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Andrew Bidlack

Andy

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Lisa Chavez

Maggie

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Michael Corvino

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Jessica Fishenfeld

Leah

Marc Heller

Larry

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Brian James Myer

Carlos

Jordan Weatherson Pitts

Renata

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Carolyn Kuan

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Leonard Foglia

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Richard Stafford

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Riccardo Hernández

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David C Woolard

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Ken Billington

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Daniel Erdberg

Ursula Kwong-Brown

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Brittany Rappise

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Lucas Bouk

Sarah

New York City Opera

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New York City Opera Orchestra

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Stonewall

New York City

United States

Lincoln Center

Rose Theatre

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STONEWALL
June 21, 22 (X2), 27 & 28, 2019

Tickets:
https://my.nycopera.com/single/SYOS.a...

COMPOSER- Iain Bell
LIBRETTIST- Mark Campbell
DIRECTOR- Leonard Foglia
CONDUCTOR- Carolyn Kuan

Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the uprising, Stonewall is a moving and explosive new American opera that captures the rage, grit, humor and, finally, hope of the LGBTQ community's uprising in a Greenwich Village dance club on one hot night in June 1969. The work is divided into three parts and follows a diverse group of characters whose lives collide at that pivotal moment in history when the police push them too far and they find the courage to fight back.

To purchase by phone, call CenterCharge at 212-721-6500 
Open daily, 10:00am - 9:00pm ET. 

To purchase in person, visit the Jazz at Lincoln Center Box Office: 
Broadway at 60th Street, ground floor
Monday - Saturday, 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday, 12:00pm - 6:00pm

Part of New York City Opera's annual Pride Series!

*Not suitable for all ages. Strong sexual content, partial nudity, mature themes, and language.

A Sneak Peek of New York City Opera's World Premiere Production of STONEWALL featuring Lisa Chavez

Director Of Production

John Farrell

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the uprising, Stonewall is a moving and explosive new American opera that captures the rage, grit, humor and, finally, hope of the LGBTQ community's uprising in a Greenwich Village dance club on one hot night in June 1969. The work is divided into three parts and follows a diverse group of characters whose lives collide at that pivotal moment in history when the police push them too far and they find the courage to fight back.

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