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Presented by Merola Opera Program

Schwabacher Summer Concert

San Francisco’s acclaimed Merola Opera Program presents the third performance of its 2023 Summer Festival with the Schwabacher Summer Concert, a riveting program of staged scenes from beloved opera favorites.

Overview

Conductor

Steve White

Director

Omer Ben Seadia (Merola '14)

Revel in the drama and melody of classic opera as artists from the 2023 Merola Opera Program perform extended scenes from works by Donizetti, Handel, Verdi, and others.

Performed with English supertitles.

Cast Information

Buy Tickets

Save 20% when tickets are purchased for all four productions* in the 2023 season.
 Offer only available by phone at (415) 864-3330, or in person at the San Francisco Opera Box office, 301 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco.

Groups of 10 or more save 15%.

Student tickets ($15) are also available in limited quantity at the San Francisco Opera Box Office with a valid ID.

Made Possible By

This concert is named in memory of Merola’s late Chairman, James Schwabacher, and is generously underwritten, in part, by The Grace A. Diem and Alice E. Siemons Foundation, The Frances K. and Charles D. Field Foundation, The Bernard Osher Foundation, and Margareta and Staffan Encrantz.

*Discount is valid through June 12, 2023. Available by phone or in person at the San Francisco Opera Box Office only. Not available online. All four performances must be purchased at the same time. Discount does not apply to the Merola Grand Finale Reception, and cannot be combined with any other discounts. 

About Merola Opera Program:
Merola’s mission is to define the future of opera. The Merola Opera Program is an internationally respected model for building strong careers in opera, with a proven balance of training, performance, and individualized support. Merola trains and develops the finest emerging opera singers, pianist/coaches, and stage directors and invites passionate supporters to be part of the journey.

Cast, programs, prices, and schedules subject to change. Illustration by Keith D. Skeen.