This new American opera moves from loss to recuperation, paralysis to flight, as the protagonist ultimately embraces her life and the creative force of love and family. A deeply personal and relatable story, truly tied to Seattle Opera. Both mezzo soprano Kate Lindsey, in the title role, and Director and Author of the story, Stephen Wadsworth, won Artist of the Year for their work on this remarkable production. The production was carefully chronicled on
Seattle Opera Blog.
Karen Vuong (Trang), David Won (Huy), Museop Kim (Interpreter), Luretta Bybee (Amanda), and Kate Lindsey (Amlia) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Ashley Emerson (Young Amelia) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Jennifer Zetlan (Amelia) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Nathan Gunn (Paul), Kate Lindsey (Amelia), and David Won (Doctor) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Jennifer Zetlan (Amelia) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Jordan Bisch (Daedalus), Kate Lindsey (Amelia), Luretta Bybee (Amanda), and Nicholas Coppolo (Icarus) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
J.C. Casiano (Fred Noonan) and Jennifer Zetlan (The Flier) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Nathan Gunn (Paul) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Karen Vuong (Trang), David Won (Huy), Lisel Perrine (their daughter), and William Burden (Dodge) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Kate Lindsey (Amelia) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
David Won (Doctor), Kate Lindsey (Amelia), Lisel Perrine (ghost of Trang and Huy’s daughter), and Jane Eaglen (Helen) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
William Burden (Dodge), Kate Lindsey (Amelia), Jane Eaglen (Helen) in Hagen’s Amelia, 2010 © Rozarii Lynch
