Name: The Guilty Mother
Start: 2017-06-21T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-06-24T00:00:00.000Z
Location: The Garage

Organization

Singer

Soprano

Jennifer Black

Rosine

Amy Owens

Florestine

Mezzo-soprano

Marie Lenormand

Suzanne

Tenor

Andrew Owens

Chevalier Léon

Baritone

Adam Cannedy

Le Comte Almaviva

Marcus DeLoach

Figaro

Matthew Burns

Begaers

Christian Zaremba

Conductor

Geoffrey McDonald

Stage director

Eric Einhorn

Costume designer

Beth Goldenberg

Set designer

Cameron Anderson

Lighting designer

Shawn K Kaufman

Orchestra

International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)

On Site Opera

The Guilty Mother

New York City

United States

The Garage

Public

Approved

The Guilty Mother: La mere coupable Milhaud

Highlights from On Site Opera's 2017 U.S. premiere production of Milhaud's “The Guilty Mother” (La mere coupable) at The Garage.

More information: osopera.org/guiltymother

SUZANNE, Marie Lenormand, mezzo soprano
COUNTESS, Jennifer Black, soprano
FLORESTINE, Amy Owens, soprano
LEON, Andrew Owens, tenor
FIGARO, Marcus DeLoach, baritone
COUNT, Adam Cannedy, baritone
BEGEARSS, Matthew Burns, bass baritone
FAL, Christian Zaremba, bass baritone

ORCHESTRA, International Contemporary Ensemble
ORCHESTRATION, Nicholas DeMaison
MUSIC DIRECTOR, Geoffrey McDonald 
STAGE DIRECTOR, Eric Einhorn 
COSTUME DESIGNER, Beth Goldenberg
SCENOGRAPHER, Cameron Anderson
LIGHTING DESIGNER, Shawn Kaufman 
HAIR & MAKEUP DESIGNER, Anne Ford-Coates 

Video: Geoff Shelton, Hank Films

La mere coupable Milhaud

On Site Opera presented the U.S. premiere of Darius Milhaud’s La mère coupable (The Guilty Mother). OSO partnered with the Darius Milhaud Society and the award-winning International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE). The site-specific production celebrated the 125th birthday of Milhaud and was dedicated to Katharine Warne, composer and founder of the Darius Milhaud Society. La mère coupable also marks the completion of OSO’s three-year Figaro Project, in which the company is staging lesser-known operatic adaptations of French playwright Beaumarchais’ (1732-1799) famed trilogy of Figaro plays.

English

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Cast

Crew

Ensemble