Utah Opera Presents
Héctor Armienta’s Zorro
DATES and TIMES:
October 10, 2026 (7:30PM), 12 (7PM), 14 (7PM), 16 (7:30PM), 18 (2PM)
VENUE:
Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
50 West 200 South
Salt Lake City, UT. 84101
SYNOPSIS:
Héctor Armienta, composer and librettist
Alex Amsel, conductor
David Toro, stage director
Austin McWilliams, chorus director & assistant conductor
César Delgado, Diego de la Vega/Zorro
Zulimar López-Hernández, Ana Maria Soza
Stephanie Sanchez, Carlota
Octavio Moreno, Octavio Rivera y Moncada
Armando Contreras, Sergeant José Maria Gomez
Utah Opera Chorus
Utah Symphony
Liliana Duque Piñeiro, set designer
Ulises Alcala, costume designer
Tlaloc Lopez-Watermann, lighting designer
A swashbuckling adventure. An epic romance. A timeless tale of vigilante justice. The spirit of revolution lives on in the wildly entertaining Zorro by Héctor Armienta.
After love awakens him to the plight of the oppressed in early 19th century Los Ángeles, a young man of noble blood dons a black mask to become Zorro—forsaking his birthright to defend the battered and subjugated mestizo Indians against the maniacal mayor (and his beloved Ana Maria from persecution). Will love and justice triumph against tyranny?
A tuneful, Puccini-inspired score and dynamic choreography give this lavish production an almost cinematic essence, bursting with Mexican musical influences, deft swordplay, and flamenco dance. Come ready for humor, action, and amor—a big, beautiful, and unabashedly lyrical performance with Latin flair.
Sung in English and Spanish with English and Spanish supertitles.
Rated PG for depictions of violence, including swordplay.
Runtime: 2 hrs 30 min
Scenery and Props for this production originally created by Opera San José.
Zorro is presented through special arrangement with Just a Theory Press and UIA Agency.
The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
Season Ticket Packages & Group Tickets On Sale: March 25, 2026
Single-Performance Tickets On-Sale: August 3, 2026
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
ACCESSIBILITY: We are committed to making our performances and venues accessible to all of our patrons. Supertitles (captions above the stage) will be projected at each opera performance. More information can be found at https://usuo.org/accessibility.
GENERAL AGE GUIDELINE: Individuals age five and older are welcome at this performance. Parents should ensure their children are able to sit quietly through the performance without disturbing others around them. No babes in arms will be admitted.
LATE SEATING POLICY: Late seating will be at an appropriate break in the concert, to be determined at a later date, or at intermission. More information on our late and re-entry policies is available at https://usuo.org/guidelines.
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
Opera Talks – One hour before each performance, ticket holders are invited to join Utah Opera’s Principal Coach to learn more about the production at a free talk in the Capitol Room of the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre.
Learn Before You Go – Read about the history, music, storyline, and more at XXX.
Post Opera Q&A – Join Utah Opera’s Artistic Director to discuss Utah Opera’s production of the opera following each performance in the Capitol Room.
Artists and programs are subject to change. No refunds.
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Mason Bates & Mark Campbell's
The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs
DATES and TIMES:
May 8, 2027 (7:30PM), 10 (7PM), 12 (7PM), 14 (7:30PM), 16 (2PM)
VENUE:
Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
50 West 200 South
Salt Lake City, UT. 84101
SYNOPSIS:
Mason Bates, composer
Mark Campbell, librettist
Robert Tweten, conductor
Tomer Zvulun, original production and staging
Rebecca Herman, associate stage director
Austin McWilliams, chorus director & assistant conductor
John Moore, Steve Jobs
Sarah Coit, Laurene Powell Jobs
Bille Bruley, Steve Wozniak
Amy Owens, Chrisann Brennan
Wei Wu, Kobun Chino Otogawa
Utah Opera Chorus
Utah Symphony
Jacob A. Climer, set and costume designer
S. Katy Tucker, projection designer
Robert Wierzel, lighting designer
Rick Jacobsohn, sound designer
Strive toward the future. Learn from the past. The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs feels as epic and fresh as the release of the first-gen iPhone in 2007.
Inspired by the man behind the devices you use every day, Mark Campbell and Mason Bates’ GRAMMY®-winning one-act production explores the complex life, ambition, and spiritual searching of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in a gripping theatrical experience. Themes of connection and disconnection unfold through the signature “Symphonic Electronica” style of composer Mason Bates (who moonlights as a DJ and recently premiered a runaway hit at The Metropolitan Opera, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay). In the orchestra pit, the Utah Symphony intertwines with pulsing electronic beats, ambient soundscapes, and other digitally inspired textures that mirror the world Jobs helped create. It’s no wonder this Utah Opera re-release has been in demand since 2022!
Language: English with English supertitles
Runtime: 1 hr 40 min
Content Advisory: Rated PG-13 for casual drug use and brief references to sexual activity and abortion.
Season Ticket Packages & Group Tickets On Sale: March 25, 2026
Single-Performance Tickets On-Sale: August 3, 2026
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
ACCESSIBILITY: We are committed to making our performances and venues accessible to all of our patrons. Supertitles (captions above the stage) will be projected at each opera performance. More information can be found at https://usuo.org/accessibility.
GENERAL AGE GUIDELINE: Individuals age five and older are welcome at this performance. Parents should ensure their children are able to sit quietly through the performance without disturbing others around them. No babes in arms will be admitted.
LATE SEATING POLICY: Late seating will be at an appropriate break in the concert, to be determined at a later date, or at intermission. More information on our late and re-entry policies is available at https://usuo.org/guidelines.
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
Opera Talks - One hour before each performance, ticket holders are invited to join Utah Opera's Principal Coach to learn more about the production at a free talk in the Capitol Room of the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre.
Learn Before You Go - Read about the history, music, storyline, and more at XXX.
Post Opera Q&A - Join Utah Opera’s Artistic Director to discuss Utah Opera’s production of the opera following each performance in the Capitol Room.
Artists and programs are subject to change. No refunds.
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Mozart's Don Giovanni
DATES and TIMES:
March 6, 2027 (7:30PM), 8 (7PM), 10 (7PM), 12 (7:30PM), 14 (2PM)
VENUE:
Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
50 West 200 South
Salt Lake City, UT. 84101
SYNOPSIS:
Conner Gray Covington, conductor
Eric Einhorn, stage director
Austin McWilliams, chorus director & assistant conductor
Laureano Quant, Don Giovanni
Caroline Corrales, Donna Anna
Sara Gartland, Donna Elvira
Musa Ngqungwana, Leporello
Hyein Hong, Zerlina
J. Andrew Garratt Jr., Masetto
Utah Opera Chorus
Utah Symphony
Erhard Rom, set designer
Caitlin Cisek, costume designer
A centuries-old legend immortalized by the genius of Mozart, Don Giovanni is a rapturous experience for both the opera-curious and the connoisseur.
What's an arrogant and licentious nobleman (the titular Don Giovanni) to do when he encounters something he can’t abuse, seduce, or outwit? From comedic highs to thrilling melodrama to shocking supernatural suspense, there’s something for everyone in this exhilarating tale—propelled by some of Mozart’s best-loved and most recognizable arias.
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Librettist: Lorenzo Da Ponte
Runtime: Approximately 3 hrs with intermission
Language: Sung in Italian with English supertitles
Content Advisory: Rated PG-13 for violence and adult themes.
Season Ticket Packages & Group Tickets On Sale: March 25, 2026
Single-Performance Tickets On-Sale: August 3, 2026
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
ACCESSIBILITY: We are committed to making our performances and venues accessible to all of our patrons. Supertitles (captions above the stage) will be projected at each opera performance. More information can be found at https://usuo.org/accessibility.
GENERAL AGE GUIDELINE: Individuals age five and older are welcome at this performance. Parents should ensure their children are able to sit quietly through the performance without disturbing others around them. No babes in arms will be admitted.
LATE SEATING POLICY: Late seating will be at an appropriate break in the concert, to be determined at a later date, or at intermission. More information on our late and re-entry policies is available at https://usuo.org/guidelines.
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
Opera Talks - One hour before each performance, ticket holders are invited to join Utah Opera's Principal Coach to learn more about the production at a free talk in the Capitol Room of the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre.
Learn Before You Go - Read about the history, music, storyline, and more at XXX.
Post Opera Q&A - Join Utah Opera’s Artistic Director to discuss Utah Opera’s production of the opera following each performance in the Capitol Room.
Artists and programs are subject to change. No refunds.
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Rossini's Cinderella
DATES and TIMES:
January 16, 2027 (7:30PM), 18 (7PM), 20 (7PM), 22 (7:30PM), 24 (2PM)
VENUE:
Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
50 West 200 South
Salt Lake City, UT. 84101
SYNOPSIS:
Steven White, conductor
Michael Shell, stage director
Austin McWilliams, chorus director & assistant conductor
Camille Sherman, Angelina
Chris Mosz, Don Ramiro
Efraín Solís, Dandini
Matthew Burns, Don Magnifico
Hyein Hong, Clorinda
Isabelle Kosempa, Thisbe
Colin Ramsey, Alidoro
Utah Opera Chorus
Utah Symphony
Steven C. Kemp, set designer
Amanda Seymour, costume designer
Goodness will be triumphant! This classic fairytale is charming, funny, and whimsical—everything you love about a feel-good opera.
Considered one of Rossini’s finest comedies with a heartfelt love story (and his best-known follow-up to The Barber of Seville), Cinderella (Italian title La Cenerentola) is a joyful, infectious retelling of the “rags to riches” story you know and love. Featuring glowing color, romance, and relatable themes for audiences of all ages, this delectable production invites you to indulge from its first notes to its happily ever after!
Composer: Gioachino Rossini
Librettist: Jacopo Ferretti
Sung in Italian with English supertitles.
Rated G for general audiences; suitable for families and children.
Runtime: Approximately 3 hrs with intermission
Season Ticket Packages & Group Tickets On Sale: March 25, 2026
Single-Performance Tickets On-Sale: August 3, 2026
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
ACCESSIBILITY: We are committed to making our performances and venues accessible to all of our patrons. Supertitles (captions above the stage) will be projected at each opera performance. More information can be found at https://usuo.org/accessibility.
GENERAL AGE GUIDELINE: Individuals age five and older are welcome at this performance. Parents should ensure their children are able to sit quietly through the performance without disturbing others around them. No babes in arms will be admitted.
LATE SEATING POLICY: Late seating will be at an appropriate break in the concert, to be determined at a later date, or at intermission. More information on our late and re-entry policies is available at https://usuo.org/guidelines.
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
Opera Talks - One hour before each performance, ticket holders are invited to join Utah Opera's Principal Coach to learn more about the production at a free talk in the Capitol Room of the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre.
Learn Before You Go - Read about the history, music, storyline, and more at XXX.
Post Opera Q&A - Join Utah Opera’s Artistic Director to discuss Utah Opera’s production of the opera following each performance in the Capitol Room.
Artists and programs are subject to change. No refunds.
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presents
Otello by Verdi
February 13th - 21st, 2027
Mid Valley Performing Arts Center
Main Stage Theater
Taylorsville, UT 84129
On sale: 3/25/26 at 10am.
A storm of passion, jealousy, and betrayal erupts in Verdi’s Otello, where love and honor collide with devastating consequence. Experience Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy transformed into a gripping operatic masterpiece of soaring music, psychological intensity, and unforgettable drama.
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presents
La Traviata by Verdi
September 12th - 20th, 2026
Mid Valley Performing Arts Center
Main Stage Theater
Taylorsville, UT 84129
On sale: 3/25/26 at 10am.
Verdi’s La Traviata is a heartbreaking and timeless tale of love, sacrifice, and redemption, set against the glittering backdrop of 19th-century Paris. With soaring melodies and emotional intensity, this beloved opera tells the story of Violetta, a glamorous courtesan who risks everything for true love—only to discover that love, like life, can be painfully fleeting.
At Lyrical Opera Theater, we take pride in offering high-quality opera experiences at affordable prices. However, ticket sales only cover about 45% of our total production costs.
Your generous donations play a crucial role in helping us continue to bring these performances to life.
Click here to donate.
Run time: 130 minutes, includes two (2) 15 minute intermissions.
Late Seating permitted ONLY BETWEEN PIECES.
Age policy: Recommended ages 8 and up. No infants being held. All patrons must have a ticket.
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Verdi's La Traviata
DATES and TIMES:
May 9, 2026 (7:30PM), 11 (7PM), 13 (7PM), 15 (7:30PM), 17 (2PM)
VENUE:
Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
50 West 200 South
Salt Lake City, UT. 84101
SYNOPSIS:
Robert Tweten, conductor
Garnett Bruce, stage director
Austin McWilliams, chorus director & assistant conductor
Lydia Katarina, Violetta Valéry
Isaac Hurtado, Alfredo Germont
Weston Hurt, Giorgio Germont
Christopher Clayton, Baron Duphol
Kevin Nakatani, Doctor Grenvil
Aaron McKone, Gastone
Rodney Sharp II, Marcquis d’Obigny
Julia Holoman, Flora Bervoix
Utah Opera Chorus
Utah Symphony
Peter Dean Beck, set designer
Susan Memmott Allred, costume designer
James Sale, lighting designer
Daniel Charon, choreographer
It’s a timeless tale of love, sacrifice, and heartbreak. Verdi’s La traviata takes you deep into the world of Violetta, a glamorous Parisian courtesan who falls for the charming Alfredo. Their passionate romance is tragically challenged by social expectations and personal sacrifice, proving that not all love stories have a happy ending—but they’re unforgettable stories all the same.
With some of Verdi’s most beautiful and iconic music (including the famous “Sempre libera” and “Brindisi”), La traviata has everything opera lovers crave—fiery emotions, gorgeous arias, and a plot that pulls at your heartstrings.
Sung in Italian with English supertitles.
Content Advisory: Romantic elements and mature themes.
Season Ticket Packages On Sale: March 26, 2025
Design-A-Series & Group Tickets On Sale: May 28, 2025
Single-Performance Tickets On-Sale: August 1, 2025
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
ACCESSIBILITY: We are committed to making our performances and venues accessible to all of our patrons. Supertitles (captions above the stage) will be projected at each opera performance. More information can be found at https://utahopera.org/plan-your-visit/capitol-theatre-accessibility/.
GENERAL AGE GUIDELINE: Individuals age five and older are welcome at this performance. Parents should ensure their children are able to sit quietly through the performance without disturbing others around them. No babes in arms will be admitted.
LATE SEATING POLICY: Late seating will be at an appropriate break in the concert, to be determined at a later date, or at intermission. More information on our late and re-entry policies is available at utahopera.org.
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES:
Opera Talks - One hour before each performance, ticket holders are invited to join Utah Opera's Principal Coach to learn more about the production at a free talk in the Capitol Room of the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre.
Learn Before You Go - Read about the history, music, storyline, and more at https://utahopera.org/plan-your-visit/elevate-your-experience/verdis-la-traviata/.
Post Opera Q&A - Join Utah Opera’s Artistic Director to discuss Utah Opera’s production of the opera following each performance in the Capitol Room.
Artists and programs are subject to change. No refunds.
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Your generous donations play a crucial role in helping us continue to bring these performances to life.
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- 50 West 200 South Salt Lake City, UT 84101
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Saturday, October 10, 2026 - Sunday, October 18, 2026
- Multiple Showtimes Available
- 801-355-2787
- Genre: Opera
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