2011-12 Season
Lois B. Sculco, 75, a longtime resident of Washington Street in Norwich died on Thursday, February 16, 2012 after...
Connecticut Lyric Opera (CLO) is pleased to announce the second production of its 2011-2012 performance season, Mozart’s spoof on...
Mozart’s deliciously ironic look at the foibles of love – Fully Staged Opera co-production with the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber...
By Milton Moore The Day – Published 11/15/2011 The Connecticut Lyric Opera continues to delight, but it’s no longer...
INTERVIEW BY LARRY KELLUM There’s a new tenor star glowing in the Northern Hemisphere these days. His name is...
My heyday is over, and another must take my place. The world wants something new. Others have ceded their places to us and we must cede ours to still others… I am more than happy to give mine to people of talent like Verdi.
— Gaetano Donizetti
Lois B. Sculco, 75, a longtime resident of Washington Street in Norwich died on Thursday, February 16, 2012 after...
Connecticut Lyric Opera (CLO) is pleased to announce the second production of its 2011-2012 performance season, Mozart’s spoof on...
By Milton Moore The Day – Published 11/15/2011 The Connecticut Lyric Opera continues to delight, but it’s no longer...
Now in our 9th season, Connecticut Lyric Opera (CLO) is Southeastern CT's only full-season professional opera company. Our mission is threefold: Inspire: To contribute to the cultural life of SE Connecticut and beyond with high quality operas, concerts and recitals from the traditional and contemporary repertoires. Involve: To encourage the development of Connecticut-based singers and musicians through their participation in professional opera productions and other public performances. Instill: To present opera to people of all ages in such a way as to foster a love and appreciation of the art form in general and vocal and classical music in general.