Opera in Los Angeles

Adam Guettel — The Light in the Piazza (book by Craig Lucas), a staged musical presented by USC Thornton Opera; Brent McMunn conducts, Ken Cazan directs. Free admission is offered with a valid USC ID. General-public admission price is unconfirmed; confirm with the ticket office.

Adam Guettel — The Light in the Piazza (book by Craig Lucas), a staged musical presented by USC Thornton Opera; Brent McMunn conducts, Ken Cazan directs. Free admission is offered with a valid USC ID. General-public admission price is unconfirmed; confirm with the ticket office.

The programme features opera and operetta excerpts from The Pirates of Penzance, Hansel and Gretel, The Marriage of Figaro and Così fan tutte. Individual singers and roles are not named on the concert page. General-public admission is unconfirmed. Confirm fees, reservations and availability with the presenter.

Voltaire’s signature satire, Bernstein’s stunning score, and a dash of slapstick comedy...the best of all possible worlds. Follow the optimist Candide as he faces romantic rejection, natural disasters, the Inquisition—you know, the everyday ups and downs of life.

Adam Guettel — The Light in the Piazza (book by Craig Lucas), a staged musical presented by USC Thornton Opera; Brent McMunn conducts, Ken Cazan directs. Free admission is offered with a valid USC ID. General-public admission price is unconfirmed; confirm with the ticket office.

Adam Guettel — The Light in the Piazza (book by Craig Lucas), a staged musical presented by USC Thornton Opera; Brent McMunn conducts, Ken Cazan directs. Free admission is offered with a valid USC ID. General-public admission price is unconfirmed; confirm with the ticket office.

Voltaire’s signature satire, Bernstein’s stunning score, and a dash of slapstick comedy...the best of all possible worlds. Follow the optimist Candide as he faces romantic rejection, natural disasters, the Inquisition—you know, the everyday ups and downs of life.

Voltaire’s signature satire, Bernstein’s stunning score, and a dash of slapstick comedy...the best of all possible worlds. Follow the optimist Candide as he faces romantic rejection, natural disasters, the Inquisition—you know, the everyday ups and downs of life.