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ERCOLE SU'L TERMODONTE

by Antonio Vivaldi

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The Highland Park Ebell Club
131 S. Avenue 57
Los Angeles, CA  90042

WEEKEND 1

Friday Jan 6, 2023 | 8:00pm*

Saturday Jan 7, 2023 | 7:00pm

WEEKEND 2

Thursday Jan 12, 2023 | 8:00pm

Saturday Jan 14, 2023 |  2:00pm & 7:00pm

WEEKEND 3

Friday Jan 20, 2023 | 8:00pm

Saturday Jan 21, 2023 | 2:00pm SOLD OUT

Saturday Jan 21, 2023 | 7:00pm*

Black Tie optional for opening and closing performances!

POP presents the U.S. premiere production of a rare Vivaldi opera based on the ninth Labor of Hercules, where Hercules is tasked with capturing the sword of Antiope, the queen of the Amazons. Recently rediscovered hiding in libraries in Münster, Paris, and Turino, Ercole su’l Termodonte is Vivaldi’s 16th opera, written in 1723 and premiered in Rome, during the Pope’s ban on women in opera. The original cast featured seven castrati (many en travesti) and one tenor. POP will employ a mix of countertenors, mezzos, tenors, and sopranos performing these roles with a period orchestra. The Ebell Club will be transformed into a baroque opera house, complete with box seating. This is not just an opera, but an experience not to be missed.

If all individual seats are sold, please contact us via email at info@pacificoperaproject.com and we will try to find you a seat in a box.

CAST & CREATIVE TEAM

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LOGAN WEBBER

ERCOLE

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JANET TODD

IPPOLITA

Meagan Martin

MEAGAN MARTIN

ANTIOPE

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MICHAEL SKARKE

ALCESTE

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KYLE TINGZON

TESEO

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MANFRED ANAYA

TELEMONE

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VÉRONIQUE FILLOUX

MARTESIA

Audrey Yoder

AUDREY YODER

ORIZIA

Josh Shaw

JOSH SHAW

DIRECTOR

Kyle Naig

KYLE NAIG

CONDUCTOR

BAROQUE OPERA HOUSE
BUILD-OUT PREVIEW

As a part of this production, we'll be completely transforming the Highland Park Ebell Club into a baroque opera house, complete with box seating! Check out this 3D rendering of what it's expected to look like...

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