With a celebration of diverse cultures as its centerpiece, this interactive workshop and recital weaves together poetry and music on a journey to discover the beauty of familial heritage. Students will enjoy performances from our Resident Artists and write their own poems in an expression of storytelling and self-discovery.
This experience includes access to curricular resources and activities facilitated by Lyric Opera education staff.
Available Dates:
February 3–February 14, 2025
Length: 60 minutes total
Available for grades 6-12. Recommended for class sizes of no more than 25. For more information, email education@kcopera.org.
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Previous Narrative Storytelling Workshops
Resident artists toured middle schools presenting an adapted version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, utilizing the original text in addition to pop music, scenes from the operas Roméo et Juliette and I Capuleti e i Montecchi, and songs from West Side Story and Something Rotten. Students interacted with the show through the analysis of plot structure and characterization.
Lyric Opera Learning staff and Resident Artists toured to middle schools, teaching the history of opera through the mythological story of Orpheus and Eurydice. The workshop used live performance and audience interaction to teach storytelling skills, musicianship, and various genres of opera and musical theater.
Planning your workshop
$295 per experience.
- Access to performance space at least 30 minutes prior to performance for setup and 30 minutes after performance for teardown.
- Access to an electrical outlet for the keyboard.
Payment may be made by check or card.
REGISTER NOWGroups with individuals requiring accommodations are encouraged to reach out to education@kcopera.org.
Emily Bridges, Manager of Learning
(816) 802-6053
ebridges@kcopera.org
Neal Long, Director of Learning
(816) 802-6054
nlong@kcopera.org
