Fresh Voices IV

Goat Hall Productions
San Francisco's Cabaret Opera Company
presents

Fresh Voices IV

A festival of new music theater
by Bay Area composers and librettists

July 25-27, 2003

Goat Hall
San Francisco, CA

Lisa Scola Prosek - Satiricon (Act I)
Mona Lyn Reese - Three Fat Women of Antibes
John Beeman - The Answering Machine
Steven Clark - Player: A Micropera in Three Acts
Mark Alburger - Animal Opera: An Orwellian Comedy

The Breasts of Tiresias and Riders to the Sea

Goat Hall Productions / San Francisco Cabaret Opera presents

LES MAMELLES DE TERESIAS
(THE BREASTS OF TIRESIAS)

Music and libretto by Francis Poulenc,
after the play by Guillaume Apollinaire

and

RIDERS TO THE SEA

Music and libretto by Ralph Vaughan Williams
after the play by John Millington Synge
(a co-production with Solo Opera)

performed as a double bill on

May 9-11, 16-18, 2003

Fri/Sat 8pm
Sun May 11, 2pm
Sun May 18, 7pm

GOAT HALL
400 Missouri Street at 19th Street
San Francisco

Fresh Voices III

Goat Hall Productions
San Francisco's Cabaret Opera Company
presents

Fresh Voices III
New works by Bay Area composers and librettists

Program A
July 19-21, 2002

Program B
July 26-28, 2002

Goat Hall
400 Missouri Street @ 19th
San Francisco, CA

Mark Alburger - The Bald Soprano (Eugene Ionesco)
Mark Alburger - The Wind God (Harriet March Page)
Sondra Clark - Dalmatia and Dalmatio
Hugh Livingston - The Underground Gardens
DC Meckler - Apollo 14, A Space Opera
Warner Jepson - San Francisco Is Burning!
Lisa Scola Prosek - Satyricon (Act II)

plus songs by
Nancy Bloomer Deussen
David Michael Famiano
Lorie Griswold
JJ Hollingsworth
Douglas Mandell
Helena Michelson

Fresh Voices I

Goat Hall Productions
San Francisco's Cabaret Opera
presents

Fresh Voices I
Festival of New Music

June 17-18, 2000

Goat Hall
400 Missouri Street (@ 19th Street)
San Francisco, CA

Mark Alburger - Henry Miller in Brooklyn
John Partridge - The Soldiers Who Tried to Kill Death
Mary Watkins - Queen Clara

Directed by Harriet March Page
Music Directed by Dave Hurlbert