Beethoven’s only opera has captivated audiences worldwide with its themes of justice, freedom, and the power of the human spirit. Leonore’s husband, Florestan, a political rival of the villainous Don Pizarro, is wrongfully imprisoned. Determined to rescue him, Leonore disguises herself as a young man named Fidelio and gets a job in the prison, earning the trust of the jailer, Rocco. As news breaks that a government official is visiting the prison to investigate rumors of cruelty, Don Pizarro decides to execute Florestan. Will Leonore be able to save her love from certain death? Sung in German with English translations above the stage.

PERFORMANCES

MAR 24, 2023 | 8:00 PM

MAR 26, 2023 | 2:00 PM

MAR 28, 2023 | 7:30 PM

PERFORMED AT
THE PALLADIUM

253 5th Avenue North
St. Petersburg, FL 33701

SPONSORED BY

Claudia McCorkle & BEAU

CAST

Kirsten Chambers

Leonore

Brent Reilly Turner

Florestan

ALEXANDER BOYD

Don Pizarro

Erik Kroncke

Rocco

Hanna Brammer

Marzelline

Chris Romeo

Jaquino

John Robert Green

Don Fernando

CREATIVE TEAM

MARK SFORZINI

Conductor

KARL W. HESSER

Stage Director

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Expect Even More Artistic Brilliance In Season 17!

Our theme for Season 17 is a timely one as the great powers struggle on the world stage.

Our three mainstage operas feature the struggles of three very different women. What price will they pay for the freedom of their loved ones as they scheme, deceive, and kill to achieve it?

In Tosca, politics and intrigue swirl around a famous diva as she tries to free her lover from a tyrannical police chief. A wife disguises herself as a man to liberate her husband from prison in Fidelio. The heroine of L’Italiana in Algeri is a clever enchantress who must trick her way to free herself, her fiancé, and her people.

What would you sacrifice?

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