Opera Rochambeau ~ Les Bavards

Les Bavards
Opera-Bouffe by Offenbach

Directed by Michael T Brown
Music Direction by Eric Sillers
Asst Director/Pianist Debbie Grossman

Featuring:

Rebecca Henry as Roland
CarrieAnne Winter as Ines
Simon Charette as Sarmiento
Melissa Jean Chavez as Beatrix
Herb Scott as Cristobal
John Turner as Torribio

And the Rochambeau Adult Chorale 

February 7th, 7:30PM

February 8th, 7:00PM

Lycée Rochambeau

9600 Forest Rd, Bethesda, Maryland 20814

$20 Adult
$10 Students

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Offenbach's LA BELLE HELENE - Opens 2/25 for 6 Performances

6 performances of LA BELLE HELENE

Presented by the Victorian Lyric Opera Company

February 25-27 and March 4-6

Director: Deborah Grossman
Music Director: Joseph Sorge

New English Version by Richard Traubner

Jacques Offenbach's operetta, La Belle Helene -- loosely based on the classical tale of the ravishingly beautiful Helen of Troy -- opened in Paris in 1864 and was an instant hit. Our lively production features the Most Beautiful Woman in the World, Flappers, The Charleston, Bumbling Royalty, Goddesses and Oracles . . . what's not to love?!

Adults - $20
Seniors (65+) - $18
Students - $16

For Tickets call 240-314-8690

Performances will take place at:
The F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre
603 Edmonston Dr., Rockville, MD 20851

For more information, visit www.vloc.org.

AUDITIONS for "La Belle Helene"

AUDITIONS for LA BELLE HELENE (Offenbach)
Victorian Lyric Opera Company,Rockville, Maryland

Directed by Debbie Grossman
Music Directed by Joseph Sorge

Auditions 10/22 & 10/24; Callbacks 10/28
Performance 2/25-3/6, 2011
All roles open. This production will be in English. No pay.
List of roles
Audition Info (very bottom of the page for audition contact)
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LA BELLE HELENE The second - and equally famous - of Offenbach's highly diverting satires on a well-known legend. The action takes place (without any regard for credibility) in unspecified ancient times in a unlikely ancient Greece, and concerns the abduction of the fair Helen by the Prince of Troy - aided and abetted by a wily oracle-worker, who outwits Helen's much deceived husband and an assortment of royal Grecian heroes. The score includes some of Offenbach's best-loved melodies.