Laurent Pelly (Stage Direction), Chantal Thomas (Scenic Design), Jean-Jacques Delmotte (Costume Design), Duane Schuler (Lighting Design)Īfter almost two years of darkness, Santa Fe’s spectacular opera house turned the lights back on last night to an ecstatic audience. Santa Fe Opera Chorus, Susanne Sheston (Chorus Mistress), Santa Fe Opera Orchestra, Harry Bicket (Conductor) Vanessa Vasquez (Countess Almaviva), Ying Fan (Susanna), Megan Marino (Cherubino), Samuel Dale Johnson (Count Almaviva), Nicholas Brownlee (Figaro), Patrick Carfizzi (Don Bartolo), Susanne Mentzer (Marcellina), Lindsay Kate Brown (Marcellina, Aug, 24 & 27), Brenton Ryan (Don Basilio), James Creswell (Antonio), Thomas Cilluffo (Don Curzio), Cheyanne Coss (Barbarina), Alaysha Fox, Ruby Dibble (Bridesmaids) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Le nozze di Figaro, K. It can be hot and stuffy at first (bring paper fan if you need) but as the opera nears its close it can feel like 55F.- & July 14, 23, August 3, 10, 14, 18, 21, 24, 27, 2021 Definitely bring jacket or small blanket to stay warm (thin or silky shawls may not suffice).
Go early (1-2 hours before show) to grab a picnic table (you might get lucky!) so you can enjoy the incredible view of the mountains. Parking is free - the later you show up, the more you will get pushed to the back of the lot. Long lines for bathroom during intermission, so go before the show. Theater is fully open air - you can wear a mask the whole time if you are worried (some people do). You can bring your own food, but you cannot eat it during the performance - you eat it outside the theater.
If you cannot stand, even the least expensive seats will offer you a good view - there are no bad seats in the house. As of the date of my posting, I have found that standing room tickets (approx $20 per head) are available on the day of the performance simply by calling the box office starting 9 am.
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