Tom Stoppard Translation of The Love for Three Oranges to Get U.S. Premiere in Chicago | Playbill

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Classic Arts News Tom Stoppard Translation of The Love for Three Oranges to Get U.S. Premiere in Chicago Tom Stoppard's English-language translation of Prokofiev's The Love for Three Oranges will make its American debut in free performances at the Chicago Cultural Center next month.
The playwright's translation of the surrealist opera was first performed at Glyndebourne in 1983, and was heard at Opera Australia earlier this year.

The Chicago production is directed by local theater director Sean Graney; Francesco Milioto, music director of Highland Park's Opera Theatre North, will conduct. The cast includes Buffy Baggott, Jonathan Carle, Sarah Gartshore, David Govertsen, Bill McMurray, Kenneth Nichols, Jessica Usherwood, Brian von Rueden, Tracy Wise, and Vincent Wolfsteiner

Performances are July 18, 19, 21, and 24. Tickets are required, and will be available at the Hot Tix booth at the Chicago Tourism Center starting July 1.

 
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