Butterflies Over Santa Fe
Those unlucky enough to have missed the Dallas Opera’s outstanding season finale, “Madame Butterfly,” are getting something of a second chance at Santa Fe where two of the four leads are currently starring in the latest version of Puccini’s classic heartbreaker.
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Suzanne Calvin, Manager/Dir. Media & PR
One Response to Butterflies Over Santa Fe
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Hi Suzanne,
Thanks for sharing about our great shared castmembers. It’s a wonderful production in Santa Fe, and we hope our Dallas fans will join us for Butterfly and other offerings of the season.
Of course, I’m still heart-broken to have missed your critically important premiere of Moby Dick! I think missing out is called “opera-regret.”
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