Seattle Opera’s Young Artists Program took a touring version of Verdi’s early comedy,
Un giorno di regno, around the state in Fall 2012. A team of big-voiced Young Artists did a fine job with this Donizetti-esque opera buffa. They performed the opera in Italian, with English captions, and accompanied by piano.
Theo Lebow (Edoardo di Sanval) and Deborah Nansteel (Giulietta di Kelbar) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
Hunter Enoch (Cavaliere di Belfiore), Dana Pundt (Marchesa del Poggio), Deborah Nansteel (Giulietta di Kelbar), Theo Lebow (Edoardo di Sanval), Matthew Scollin (La Rocca), and Colin Ramsey (Barone di Kelbar) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
Dana Pundt (Marchesa del Poggio) and Hunter Enoch (Cavaliere di Belfiore) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
Hunter Enoch (Cavaliere di Belfiore) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
Matthew Scollin (La Rocca) and Colin Ramsey (Barone di Kelbar) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
Deborah Nansteel (Giulietta di Kelbar), Dana Pundt (Marchesa del Poggio), and Theo Lebow (Edoardo di Sanval) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
Colin Ramsey (Barone di Kelbar) and Matthew Scollin (La Rocca) in the Young Artists touring production of Verdi’s King for a Day, 2012 © Elise Bakketun
