Carmen

Passion that burns too hot.

The season’s ultimate thrill, Bizet’s Carmen erupts with raw emotion and intoxicating drama. International sensation Julia Bullock makes her electrifying role debut as the free-spirited heroine whose charisma captivates everyone around her—especially a young soldier whose infatuation turns perilous. Fueled by unforgettable melodies and rhythms that simmer and surge, this is opera at its most seductive, volatile, and utterly unmissable.

CAST

Julia Bullock
Carmen
Classical Singer
Paul Appleby
Don José
Tenor
Evan Hughes
Escamillo
Bass-baritone
Katerina Burton
Micaëla
Soprano
Nathan Jeffrey Herfindahl
Zuniga
Baritone
John Taylor Ward
Le Dancaïre
Baritone
Zachary Olmoz
Le Remendado
Tenor
Isabella Chaney
Mercédès
Mezzo-soprano
Léa Nayak
Frasquita
Soprano
Seungchan Hong
Moralès
Baritone
 
 

CREATIVE AND PRODUCTION TEAM

Lisenka Heijboer Castañon
Stage Director
Christian Reif
Music Director
Çağla Karslıoğlu
Scenic and Costume Designer
Jennifer Fok
Lighting Designer
Laura Osterhaus
Choreographer/Intimacy Coordinator
Emma Gustafson
Hair and Makeup Designer
Twin Cities Freelance
José Luis Gutiérrez
Assistant Conductor
Mittelsächsisches Theater
Celeste Marie Johnson
Chorus Master
Minnesota Opera
Kennedy Niska
Chorus Master
Legacy Chorale of Greater Minnesota
Laura Poe
Principal Coach
Deutsche Oper am Rhein
Connor Buckley
Repetiteur
Chloe J. Kim
Repetiteur
Resident Artist
Aislinn Curry
Production Manager
Kate Fehan
Stage Manager
Dallas Freelance
Heather Pearson
Costume Coordinator
 

CHORUS

Chorus Master: Celeste Johnson
Sam Baker, Robert Banks, Phin Bynum, Kristina Dudley, Julia Engel, Jess Felton, Roland Hawkins II, Sahar Hassan, Miranda Kettlewell, Laura LeVoir, Andrew Nalley, Nathan Peterson-Kindem, Valerie Rogotzke, Ana Romero, Jacob Sorrells, Phill Takemura Sears, Niko Simmons, Elena Stabile, Cole Strelecki, Nathan Thelen, Kristie Tigges, Eryn Tvete, Cassandra Vasta, Tyrie Williams

Friday's performance is sponsored in part by Bridges of Hope, Pequot Manufacturing, and Ruttgers. 

Sunday's performance is sponsored in part by John SullivanGull Lake Resort, Cragun's-Dutch Cragun, and Ruttgers.

All LAMF activities are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and Five Wings Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.

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