Performance Schedule

An evening of Couperin's "Leçons de ténèbres" and organ music performed by candlelight in the stunning Christ Church Cathedral.

Soprano 1: Ai Horton
Soprano 2: Chelsea Kutyn
Organ: Christina Hutten 

These are not your ordinary concerts or recitals. Pop Up Opera breaks all the rules and takes the art of opera to the streets, delighting unsuspecting passersby with breathtaking musical moments in public spaces, lifting the barrier between music and audience.

A staged recital weaving together music of observers and those who are observed

These are not your ordinary concerts or recitals. Pop Up Opera breaks all the rules and takes the art of opera to the streets, delighting unsuspecting passersby with breathtaking musical moments in public spaces, lifting the barrier between music and audience.

An offering of short musical delights delivered to your front porch, lawn or yard in December to share some cheer and lift your spirits with a trio of local opera singers.

Symphony debut with Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra singing "Quel guardo il cavaliere" from Don Pasquale by Donizetti

"When two disillusioned humans journey into the realm of Thrushes, Wrens, and Ravens, their ill-advised counsel leads to a thunderous reckoning with the gods." - Pacific Opera Victoria

Presented in iconic Winnipeg gay bar Club 200 and starring Heather Molloy as Figaro, this ground-breaking production puts a new spin on Mozart's beloved opera. Powdered wigs not included.

"Pop Up Opera features one or two singers accompanied by recorded tracks created by pianist Kimberley-Ann Bartczak. Each day the singer(s) will pop up in different locations for 10 minutes of music, in neighbourhoods, on street corners, in parks, and outside retirement residences and care facilities."- Pacific Opera Victoria

Menotti's "The Consul" follows the story of Magda Sorel, who embarks on the difficult journey of trying to get a visa for her family to flee a totalitarian country, while under the scrutiny of the secret police who are searching for her husband, a resistance fighter.
Freemason’s Hall, 10318 100 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB

Conducted By: Gordon Gerrard
Direction By: Brian Deedrick
Costume Design By: Josée Chartrand
Lighting Design By: Brock Keeler
Stage Managed By: Claire Thornton
Repetiteur: Elisabeta Cojocaru
Additional Libretto By: Kateryna Khartova

Performed Puccini's "Morire?" with Pianist Shannon Hiebert. Roberston-Wesley United Church (10209 123 St)

For this recital I sang two duets from Kristen's newly composed song cycle "Basho's Season's". Performed with mezzo-soprano Ashley Schneberger, in fulfilment of Kristen's grad recital for the University of Manitoba