Are you a fan of television crime drama?  Do you enjoy listening to baroque music? Then you won’t want to miss the premiere of this fully staged, multi-media crime drama of love and vengeance told through art songs by Henry Purcell.  When a powerful politician kills Lucas’ lover in a tragic drunk-driving accident and is acquitted of all charges, Lucas (Cory O’Niell Walker) seeks to administer justice by his own hands.

Lyric tenor Cory O’Niell Walker, praised for “his incredible presence
and singing voice”, creates another thrilling one-man show.  Lauded
for the ability to “break your heart when he sings” and for “his honeyed voice [that] pours out in a golden stream”, Walker is sure to delight with his masterful, cutting-edge interpretation of these 17th century art songs.

March 9 and 10 at 7:30pm

with:
Cory O’Niell Walker, tenor
Constance Simon, electric harpsichord
Dave Kurkowski, oboe
Kirin McElwain, cello

Directed by Lauren Hall
Conducted by Jen Hayman

Admission: $10 online, $12 at the door. Buy advance tickets HERE