A terrific cast of Young Artists brought Mozart’s immortal comedy to sparkling life at Bellevue’s Meydenbauer Theatre.
Robyn Driedger-Klassen (the Countess), Andrew Garland (Count Almaviva), and Maureen McKay (Susanna) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Michael Todd Simpson (Count Almaviva), Archie Drake (Antonio), Maria d’Amato (Susanna), Joseph Rawley (Figaro), Jessica Robbins (Barbarina), Ellen McLain (Marcellina), and Andrew Crawford (Dr. Bartolo) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Edlyn De Oliveira (the Countess), Sarah Heltzel (Cherubino), and Maria d’Amato (Susann) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Michael Todd Simpson (Count Almaviva) and Edlyn De Oliveira (the Countess) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Joseph Rawley (Figaro) and Maria d’Amato (Susanna) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Edlyn De Oliveira (the Countess), Maria d’Amato (Susanna), and Michael Todd Simpson (Count Almaviva) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Michael Todd Simpson (Count Almaviva), Sarah Heltzel (Cherubino), and Maria d’Amato (Susanna) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Maureen McKay (Susanna) and Jeremy Kelly (Figaro) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Robyn Driedger-Klassen (the Countess) and Maureen McKay (Susanna) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
Robyn Driedger-Klassen (the Countess) and Carrie Kahl (Cherubino) in the Young Artists production of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, 2005 © Rozarii Lynch
