The Marble City Opera presents the staged premiere of “The Copper Queen” June 2-4 at 7:30 p.m.
Described as a cross between La Traviata and The Shining, Clint Borzoni and John …
The crossroads of Verdi and Stephen King
Performing arts abound in Rocky Hill
When considering seeing a play, opera or symphony, the Knoxville venues that first come to mind are likely going to be the Tennessee and Bijou theatres or other locations in …
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Marble City Opera presents the world premiere of Frank Pesci’s “Royal Flush” March 11-12 at 7:30 p.m. and March 13 at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Tennessee Amphitheater …
Waynestock 2020: great music, loving support
The Knoxville music community is a loving, supportive group.
Shortly after the sudden death of local musician Andrew Bledsoe, son of then-News Sentinel music writer (and my dear friend) Wayne Bledsoe, …
Marble City Opera to present City of Ashes
Marble City Opera announced via press release the U.S. premiere of “City of Ashes” on Sept. 12 and 13 at The Episcopal Church of the Ascension. Performances of the one-act …
Classroom Q&A: Michael Rodgers, Maynard/South Knox
A native of Williamsburg, Va., Michael Rodgers moved to East Tennessee to study music at Knoxville College. After graduating, he earned a master’s degree at the University of Tennessee and …
Marble City presents two moving, real-life operas
They would think she was too stupid and too ignorant to matter. Her kind are just that way. That’s why it didn’t offend their white, Christian nature to own black …
Nero goes crazy in ‘Nero Monologues’
Fractured components of Roman Emperor Nero’s mind and psyche rampaged around the marbled L-shaped room at Candoro Marble Thursday night, in Marble City Opera’s production of “Nero Monologues,” the brilliant, …
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