Opera Carolina, the region’s largest professional opera company, has been providing area students, teachers, and families with not only first-rate performances, but also a wonderful vehicle into their classroom curriculum through its educational programs. Since 1971, Opera Carolina has been committed to providing these experiences and is dedicated to continuing its highly acclaimed programs and bettering them with each season.
ashley@operacarolina.org
http://www.operacarolina.org
1600 Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28204
Mecklenburg
704.332.7177
704.332.6448
An unforgettable outing for students (K-12), school groups, homeschool groups, and families. With low cost tickets, some of the best seats in the Belk Theater, and timeless tales set to incredible music, Student Night is the perfect cultural experience for the Charlotte region’s youth!
Student Night features:
-Q&A with cast members at intermission
-English supertitles above the stage
-Youth Guides to help you make the most of your evening
-Great prices and great seating, of course!
Student Night at the Opera 2023-24:
Pagliacci with Cavalleria Rusticana: October 26, 2023 at 7 PM
Madame Butterfly: January 23, 2024 at 7 PM
Samson and Delilah :April 16, 2024 at 7 PM
Group and single tickets are available by calling 704.332.7177 x105
Teil Buck
704.332.7177 x109
teil@operacarolina.org
Student Night at the Opera 2023-24:
Pagliacci with Cavalleria Rusticana: October 26, 2023 at 7 PM
Madame Butterfly: January 23, 2024 at 7 PM
Samson and Delilah :April 16, 2024 at 7 PM
Group and single tickets are available by calling 704.332.7177 x105
All performances begin at 7:00pm.
Not applicable.
Belk Theater Blumenthal Performing Arts Center 130 N. Tryon Street Charlotte, NC 20202
$10/Student & $15/Adult
Buy 20 tickets, get 5 additional tickets free. For group and individual tickets, please contact Opera Carolina directly at 704.332.7177 x105.
In-classroom workshops: $100 per day day on site (two 90-minute class periods)
SL1: Students will work together to discuss and debate the topics of the opera, their meanings in their set time and in today’s time, and will evaluate effectiveness, morality, and consequences.
L4 and L6: Students will explore meaning of unkown genre-specific words and word origins as well as terms to define movements in artforms; students will also be given prompts to explore further depth and meaning of these terms.
W3, W6 and W9: In short, students will use a vast array of resources to continue research on presented ideas from the opera and will gather, organize, and create their own narratives -literary, visual, or musical-of the opera or other topics to share.
From the Arts Education, Music K-12 Standards: CR.1: Students will use opera as a vehicle to understand global, interdisciplinary, and 21st century connections with music (and the operatic art form).
MR.1: Students will understand the interacting elements to respond to opera and opera performances, including but not limited to, performance etiquette, using musical terminology to give responses, and interpreting meaning in the music and libretto.
From the Social Studies Standards: K-12.C.1: Students will use the operatic experience to explore all facets of culture, how it is expressed through opera and other art forms, and how these cultures are similar and different to our own.
Student Night tickets may be exchanged for another date or performance, but are not refundable once purchased.