LEFT COAST PRESENTS TWO WORLD PREMIERES: OPERA DOUBLE BILL

At the historic Bayview Opera House, 4705 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94124

4:30 Movie

Saturday, April 29, 2023 • 5pm

Sunday, April 30, 2023 • 2pm

Kurt Rohde’s new micro-opera 4:30 Movie explores the relationship between two sisters: One has died from cancer, the other remains and remembers. A meditative program of music, video, and electronics creates a powerful immersive experience.

Music for percussion, violin, and cello sets the stage for the new opera – Kurt Rohde’s Sonic Tunic and credo petrified, Johann Sebastian Bach’s Chaconne, and Sarah Hennies’ Psalm I.

Tenderhooks

Saturday, April 29, 2023 • 7pm 

Sunday, April 30, 2023 • 4pm

Tenderhooks, Anthony R. Green’s new chamber opera,  is the story of Nora and Sebastian, housemates struggling with enforced isolation during the pandemic. Things get complicated when they experiment with the eroticized technology of dating apps. Presented in a satirical mode, the performance is intended to amuse but also to provoke thought and to reveal unexamined assumptions.

This program opens with Sarah Hennies’ Everything Else. Hennies’ music explores creativity, perception, and queer and trans identity.

Audience Advisory: Please note that Tenderhooks includes sexual content.

Ticket to Single (1) Opera: Advance: $35/general admission and $10/students, or Door: $38/general admission and $15/students. 

Ticket to Both (2) Operas: Advance: $50/general admission and $20/students, or Door: $60/general admission and $25/students. 

Relax with friends during the one hour intermission between shows!

Drinks are available for purchase at the opera house bar.

Order a Sandwich Meal Box to enjoy. Deadline to order: Sunday, 4/23/23, 11:59PM


The Contemporary Composers


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This concert is sponsored, in part, by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, San Francisco Arts Commission, and San Francisco Grants for the Arts.


Artwork by Shelley Jordon