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Anchorage Opera receives operating support from the Atwood Foundation, the Richard L and Diane M Block Foundation, and from the Municipality of Anchorage. Anchorage Opera is supported, in part, by a grant from the Alaska State Council on the Arts the National Endowment for the Arts and from many generous individuals and corporate community leaders. Our Guest Artists’ Fitness Sponsor is The Alaska Club. Our Official Airline Sponsor is Alaska Airlines. Anchorage Opera is a member of OPERA America.
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2021-2022 “Season of Healing”

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
Oct 22 & 23, 2021 @ 8 PM
Oct 24, 2021 @ 4 PM
(all dates subject to change)
“Ahoy, Matey! Yo Ho Ho! Aarrgghh!”
Toss your worries overboard and set sail for swashbuckling adventure with softhearted buccaneers, dewy-eyed damsels, bumbling British bobbies and “the very model of a modern Major General”. Gilbert and Sullivan’s hilarious, hopeful farce is an action-packed musical romp, overflowing with memorable tunes, tongue-twisting texts and jaunty dances. Chart a course for this fun-filled voyage perfect for the whole family. The Pirates of Penzance – they’ll steal your heart away!
Performed in English with English supertitles

MISSING
Feb 11 & 12, 2022 @ 8 PM
Feb 13, 2022 @ 4 PM
(all dates subject to change)
“The story we need to tell; the women we must remember””
When Ava, a young white woman, is thrown from her car and badly injured in a crash, she sees another body, a young native girl, lying on the ground. Their eyes meet…their worlds connect. This USA premiere production of Missing, by distinguished First Nations playwright Marie Clements & Juno-award winning composer Brian Current, gives voice, in English and the Native language, Gitxsan, to the stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women. A poetic expression of loss, hope and the spirit finding home.
In English & Gitxsan with English & Gitxsan Supertitles

TOSCA
Spring 2022
(DATES TBA)
“All’s fair in love and war”
Step into a web of politics, police brutality, betrayal and jealousy! Set against a backdrop of war, chaos and corruption in Rome, the beautiful, celebrated singer, Floria Tosca, must give the performance of a lifetime to save the man she loves from the tainted hands of the treacherous chief of police. Will she murder for the man she loves? Will she save her lover in time? Will she emerge as the victor or victim of her own destiny? Puccini’s sumptuous tale of ill-fated love captivates new and longtime opera lovers alike. With passionate arias and soaring, sensuous melodies, Tosca’s power and raw emotion will leave you breathless.
Performed in Italian with English supertitles
News and Press
Anchorage Opera Postpones Tosca and Cancels Take One: Tosca Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Our deep commitment to our community means that we must play our role in curbing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic among us. As we have been monitoring the rapidly evolving situation, relying on information from local and national authorities, as well as our...
AO Mourns the Loss of One of Our Family
It is with great sorrow that we mourn the loss of a great man and great friend, Peter M. Ricca. All of us at Anchorage Opera are incredibly grateful and humbled to have had him in our lives. One of our most dedicated champions and supporters, he was deeply loved and...
Anchorage Opera Announces Alaska Premiere of Frida, a Season Kickoff event and Community Projects for their 2019-2020 “Season of Masterpieces”
Anchorage, Alaska: Anchorage Opera Anchorage Opera (AO) will present the Alaska premiere production of the late 20th century opera Frida, composed by R. X. Rodriguez on February 14, 15 & 16, 2020 in the Sydney Laurence Theatre in the Alaska Center for the...