Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Jarrett sings the role of Papageno.

Die Zauberflöte

Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder

Created in 1791 in Vienna

Production of the Komische Oper Berlin

CREATIVE

Musical Direction Riccardo Bisatti

Directed by Suzanne Andrade, Barrie Kosky

Revival by Tobias Ribitzki

Animation Paul Barritt

Design 1927 (S. Andrade, P. Barritt), Barrie Kosky

Costumes Esther Bialas

Lighting Diego Leetz

Dramaturgy Ulrich Lenz

CAST

Tamino Mingjie Lei

Pamina Natasha Te Rupe Wilson

Papageno Jarrett Ott

The Queen of the Night Regina Koncz

Sarastro Adrien Mathonat

Monostatos Elmar Gilbertsson

Papagena Judith Fa

Lille Opera Choir

Lille National Orchestra

Minnesota Orchestra

Eun Sun Kim, conductor

Mei Gui Zhang, soprano

Taylor Raven, mezzo-soprano

Jack Swanson, tenor

Jarrett Ott, baritone

______

With the Minnesota Chorale

CONCERT PROGRAM

FRANK Pachamama Meets an Ode

BEETHOVEN Ah! Perfido

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9, Choral

Minnesota Orchestra

Eun Sun Kim, conductor

Mei Gui Zhang, soprano

Taylor Raven, mezzo-soprano

Jack Swanson, tenor

Jarrett Ott, baritone

______

With the Minnesota Chorale

CONCERT PROGRAM

FRANK Pachamama Meets an Ode

BEETHOVEN Ah! Perfido

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9, Choral

Jarrett sings the role of Hawkins Fuller

Music Gregory Spears
Libretto Greg Pierce
Based on the novel by Thomas Mallon

CAST AND CREATIVE

Conductor Patrick Summers

Stage Director Kevin Newbury

Mary Johnson Amber R. Monroe

Timothy Laughlin Colin Aikins

Miss Lightfoot Vanessa Becerra

Senator Joseph McCarthy/Estonian Frank/Interrogator Marcus Deloach

Lucy Elisa Sunshine

Tommy McIntyre Randell McGee

Senator Charles Potter/General Arlie/Bartender Kyle Pfortmiller

Sen. Potter’s Assistant/Bookseller/Priest/Technician/Party Guest Jeremy Weiss

Jarrett sings the role of Hawkins Fuller

Music Gregory Spears
Libretto Greg Pierce
Based on the novel by Thomas Mallon

CAST AND CREATIVE

Conductor Patrick Summers

Stage Director Kevin Newbury

Mary Johnson Amber R. Monroe

Timothy Laughlin Colin Aikins

Miss Lightfoot Vanessa Becerra

Senator Joseph McCarthy/Estonian Frank/Interrogator Marcus Deloach

Lucy Elisa Sunshine

Tommy McIntyre Randell McGee

Senator Charles Potter/General Arlie/Bartender Kyle Pfortmiller

Sen. Potter’s Assistant/Bookseller/Priest/Technician/Party Guest Jeremy Weiss

Jarrett sings the role of Hawkins Fuller

Music Gregory Spears
Libretto Greg Pierce
Based on the novel by Thomas Mallon

CAST AND CREATIVE

Conductor Patrick Summers

Stage Director Kevin Newbury

Mary Johnson Amber R. Monroe

Timothy Laughlin Colin Aikins

Miss Lightfoot Vanessa Becerra

Senator Joseph McCarthy/Estonian Frank/Interrogator Marcus Deloach

Lucy Elisa Sunshine

Tommy McIntyre Randell McGee

Senator Charles Potter/General Arlie/Bartender Kyle Pfortmiller

Sen. Potter’s Assistant/Bookseller/Priest/Technician/Party Guest Jeremy Weiss

Jarrett sings the role Sharpless.

Composer Giacomo Puccini

Libretto Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa

CREATIVE

Conductor Roberto Kalb

Production Michael Granadge CBE

CAST

Cio-Cio-San Yunet Laguna

Pinkerton Viktor Antipenko

Suzuki Alice Chung

Sharpless Jarrett Ott

Goro Spencer Hamlin

The Bonze Christian Simmons

Jarrett sings the role Sharpless.

Composer Giacomo Puccini

Libretto Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa

CREATIVE

Conductor Roberto Kalb

Production Michael Granadge CBE

CAST

Cio-Cio-San Ann Toomey

Pinkerton Viktor Antipenko

Suzuki Alice Chung

Sharpless Jarrett Ott

Goro Spencer Hamlin

The Bonze Christian Simmons

Jarrett sings the role Sharpless.

Composer Giacomo Puccini

Libretto Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa

CREATIVE

Conductor Roberto Kalb

Production Michael Granadge CBE

CAST

Cio-Cio-San Yunet Laguna

Pinkerton Viktor Antipenko

Suzuki Alice Chung

Sharpless Jarrett Ott

Goro Spencer Hamlin

The Bonze Christian Simmons

Soloist in Vaughan Williams - Symphony No. 1, "A Sea Symphony

With Seattle Symphony and Chorale

PROGRAM

Gabriella Smith “Lost Coast”

Ralph Vaughn Williams “A Sea Symphony”

FEATURED ARTISTS

Gemma New, Conductor

Gabriel Cabezas, Cello

Wendy Bryn Harmer, Soprano

Jarrett Ott, Baritone

Soloist in Vaughan Williams - Symphony No. 1, "A Sea Symphony

With Seattle Symphony and Chorale

PROGRAM

Gabriella Smith “Lost Coast”

Ralph Vaughn Williams “A Sea Symphony”

FEATURED ARTISTS

Gemma New, Conductor

Gabriel Cabezas, Cello

Wendy Bryn Harmer, Soprano

Jarrett Ott, Baritone

Jarrett sings the role of the Messenger

Pascal Dusapin, Composer

Opératorio, d’après la tragédie Antigone de Sophocle

Livret de Pascal Dusapin d’après la traduction allemande de Friedrich Hölderlin

Orchestre de Paris

CAST AND CREATIVE

Klaus Mäkelä , Conductor

Christel Loetzsch , Antigone

Anna Prohaska , Ismène

Tómas Tómasson , Créon

Jarrett Ott , Un Messager

Thomas Atkins , Hémon

Edwin Crossley-Mercer , Tirésias

Andrew Watts , Coryphée

Netia Jones , Staging, Costumes, Production

Lightmap , conception vidéo

Eric Soyer , création lumière

Glen Sheppard , collaboration à la mise en scène

Marc Lavallée , technique vidéo

Sukie Kirk , collaboration aux costumes

Thierry Coduys , dispositif électroacoustique

Jarrett sings the role of the Messenger

Pascal Dusapin, Composer

Opératorio, d’après la tragédie Antigone de Sophocle

Livret de Pascal Dusapin d’après la traduction allemande de Friedrich Hölderlin

Orchestre de Paris

CAST AND CREATIVE

Klaus Mäkelä , Conductor

Christel Loetzsch , Antigone

Anna Prohaska , Ismène

Tómas Tómasson , Créon

Jarrett Ott , Un Messager

Thomas Atkins , Hémon

Edwin Crossley-Mercer , Tirésias

Andrew Watts , Coryphée

Netia Jones , Staging, Costumes, Production

Lightmap , conception vidéo

Eric Soyer , création lumière

Glen Sheppard , collaboration à la mise en scène

Marc Lavallée , technique vidéo

Sukie Kirk , collaboration aux costumes

Thierry Coduys , dispositif électroacoustique

Jarrett sings the role of the Messenger

Pascal Dusapin, Composer

Opératorio, d’après la tragédie Antigone de Sophocle

Livret de Pascal Dusapin d’après la traduction allemande de Friedrich Hölderlin

Orchestre de Paris

CAST AND CREATIVE

Klaus Mäkelä , Conductor

Christel Loetzsch , Antigone

Anna Prohaska , Ismène

Tómas Tómasson , Créon

Jarrett Ott , Un Messager

Thomas Atkins , Hémon

Edwin Crossley-Mercer , Tirésias

Andrew Watts , Coryphée

Netia Jones , Staging, Costumes, Production

Lightmap , conception vidéo

Eric Soyer , création lumière

Glen Sheppard , collaboration à la mise en scène

Marc Lavallée , technique vidéo

Sukie Kirk , collaboration aux costumes

Thierry Coduys , dispositif électroacoustique

Jarrett sings the role of Riff.

Conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

Maria. Nadine Sierra

Tony Juan Diego Flórez

Anita. Isabel Leonard

Riff Jarrett Ott

Bernardo Milan Perišic

Baby John Cristofol Romaguera

Action Jan Antem

A-Rab Pau Camero

Rosalia Montserrat Seró

Francisca Laura Brasó

Consuelo Tanit Bono

COR DEL GRAN TEATRE DEL LICEU (Pablo Assante, director)

ORQUESTRA SIMFÒNICA DEL GRAN TEATRE DEL LCIEU

Jarrett sings the role of Riff.

Conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

Maria. Nadine Sierra

Tony Juan Diego Flórez

Anita. Isabel Leonard

Riff Jarrett Ott

Bernardo Milan Perišic

Baby John Cristofol Romaguera

Action Jan Antem

A-Rab Pau Camero

Rosalia Montserrat Seró

Francisca Laura Brasó

Consuelo Tanit Bono

COR DEL GRAN TEATRE DEL LICEU (Pablo Assante, director)

ORQUESTRA SIMFÒNICA DEL GRAN TEATRE DEL LCIEU

Jarrett sings the role of Agrippa

The most recent opera by preeminent American composer John Adams—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama—has its Met premiere. Following her debut in the company premiere of Adams’s El Niño in 2024, soprano Julia Bullock stars as the irresistible Cleopatra, one of theater’s most complex and captivating characters, opposite bass-baritone Gerald Finley as the conflicted Antony. Adams himself takes the podium to conduct his lyrical and richly orchestrated score, leading a new staging by groundbreaking director Elkhanah Pulitzer that transports the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Tenor Paul Appleby is Caesar, who goes to war with Antony, and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong is Caesar’s sister and Antony’s forsaken wife Octavia.

Opera in Two Acts
Composed by John Adams
Libretto adapted by John Adams from Shakespeare
With supplementary passages from Plutarch, Virgil, and other classical texts

Jarrett sings the role of Agrippa

The most recent opera by preeminent American composer John Adams—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama—has its Met premiere. Following her debut in the company premiere of Adams’s El Niño in 2024, soprano Julia Bullock stars as the irresistible Cleopatra, one of theater’s most complex and captivating characters, opposite bass-baritone Gerald Finley as the conflicted Antony. Adams himself takes the podium to conduct his lyrical and richly orchestrated score, leading a new staging by groundbreaking director Elkhanah Pulitzer that transports the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Tenor Paul Appleby is Caesar, who goes to war with Antony, and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong is Caesar’s sister and Antony’s forsaken wife Octavia.

Opera in Two Acts
Composed by John Adams
Libretto adapted by John Adams from Shakespeare
With supplementary passages from Plutarch, Virgil, and other classical texts

Jarrett sings the role of Agrippa

The most recent opera by preeminent American composer John Adams—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama—has its Met premiere. Following her debut in the company premiere of Adams’s El Niño in 2024, soprano Julia Bullock stars as the irresistible Cleopatra, one of theater’s most complex and captivating characters, opposite bass-baritone Gerald Finley as the conflicted Antony. Adams himself takes the podium to conduct his lyrical and richly orchestrated score, leading a new staging by groundbreaking director Elkhanah Pulitzer that transports the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Tenor Paul Appleby is Caesar, who goes to war with Antony, and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong is Caesar’s sister and Antony’s forsaken wife Octavia.

Opera in Two Acts
Composed by John Adams
Libretto adapted by John Adams from Shakespeare
With supplementary passages from Plutarch, Virgil, and other classical texts

Jarrett sings the role of Agrippa

The most recent opera by preeminent American composer John Adams—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama—has its Met premiere. Following her debut in the company premiere of Adams’s El Niño in 2024, soprano Julia Bullock stars as the irresistible Cleopatra, one of theater’s most complex and captivating characters, opposite bass-baritone Gerald Finley as the conflicted Antony. Adams himself takes the podium to conduct his lyrical and richly orchestrated score, leading a new staging by groundbreaking director Elkhanah Pulitzer that transports the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Tenor Paul Appleby is Caesar, who goes to war with Antony, and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong is Caesar’s sister and Antony’s forsaken wife Octavia.

Opera in Two Acts
Composed by John Adams
Libretto adapted by John Adams from Shakespeare
With supplementary passages from Plutarch, Virgil, and other classical texts

Jarrett sings the role of Agrippa

The most recent opera by preeminent American composer John Adams—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama—has its Met premiere. Following her debut in the company premiere of Adams’s El Niño in 2024, soprano Julia Bullock stars as the irresistible Cleopatra, one of theater’s most complex and captivating characters, opposite bass-baritone Gerald Finley as the conflicted Antony. Adams himself takes the podium to conduct his lyrical and richly orchestrated score, leading a new staging by groundbreaking director Elkhanah Pulitzer that transports the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Tenor Paul Appleby is Caesar, who goes to war with Antony, and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong is Caesar’s sister and Antony’s forsaken wife Octavia.

Opera in Two Acts
Composed by John Adams
Libretto adapted by John Adams from Shakespeare
With supplementary passages from Plutarch, Virgil, and other classical texts

Jarrett sings the role of Agrippa

The most recent opera by preeminent American composer John Adams—a glorious adaptation of Shakespeare’s immortal drama—has its Met premiere. Following her debut in the company premiere of Adams’s El Niño in 2024, soprano Julia Bullock stars as the irresistible Cleopatra, one of theater’s most complex and captivating characters, opposite bass-baritone Gerald Finley as the conflicted Antony. Adams himself takes the podium to conduct his lyrical and richly orchestrated score, leading a new staging by groundbreaking director Elkhanah Pulitzer that transports the story of troubled romance and political strife from ancient Rome to the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s. Tenor Paul Appleby is Caesar, who goes to war with Antony, and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong is Caesar’s sister and Antony’s forsaken wife Octavia.

Opera in Two Acts
Composed by John Adams
Libretto adapted by John Adams from Shakespeare
With supplementary passages from Plutarch, Virgil, and other classical texts