Conversations between host, Keturah Stickann, and librettists, lyricists, producers, and performing artists about opera text and storytelling to music.

Words First: Talking Text in Opera
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Conversations between host, Keturah Stickann, and librettists, lyricists, producers, and performing artists about opera text and storytelling to music.
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6/27/2020
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Recent Episodes

December 12, 2022
Alaina Viau and Reaching for an Equitable Operatic Landscape
Keturah speaks with director, creator, and Executive Artistic Director of Loose Tea Music Theatre, Alaina Viau, about her creative work and Loose Tea’s BIPOC Composer Librettist Development Program. Alaina Viau: https://www.alainaviau.com/ Loose Tea Music Theatre: https://looseteamusictheatre.com/ Highlands Opera Studio: https://www.highlandsoperastudio.com/

July 4, 2022
Kate Holland, Susan Werbe, and Sifting Through The Great War
Kate Holland and Susan Werbe were co-librettists on Letters That You Will Not Get, composed by Kirsten Volness, and produced by American Opera Projects. In this episode, I speak to them both about their collaboration, and what it was like finding women’s voices from across the continents and weaving them together. Letters You will Not Get: https://www.aopopera.org/events/2022/letterspremiere

June 20, 2022
Eric Einhorn and Letting The Space Dictate the Show
Keturah speaks with General and Artistic director of OnSite Opera, Eric Einhorn, about his relationship to text with site specific work. They also discuss Rhoda and The Fossil Hunt, which he wrote with John Musto for presentation at the Museum of Natural History. On Site Opera: https://osopera.org/
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