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This month, Fort Worth Opera welcomes audiences to a heartwarming season-opening production: Mark Adamo’s operatic adaptation of beloved literary classic, Little Women. Performances will be held on November 22 and 24 — less than a week before Thanksgiving — at the W. E. Scott Theatre in the Fort Worth Cultural District.

These four RA’s from various backgrounds talk about the one thing that binds them together in spirit – music.

In his new role as the Fort Worth Opera’s new director of education and community engagement, Pound is excited to help guide the young talent of tomorrow.

Fort Worth Opera has announced that Kurt Howard will rejoin the organization as Production Manager and Stage Manager.

Robinson’s visit to Fort Worth was designed to coincide with Juneteenth. He had on his agenda for Tuesday night 30 arias and spirituals and sacred songs. His operatic solos were to be performed in three languages — English, German, and Italian.

The Fort Worth Opera recently announced its 79th season featuring productions inspired by the women who founded the company as well as the opera’s rich history of promoting contemporary American works.

In Anticipation of The Opera's 79th Season, Intimate Performances Made This One Night to Remember

As the last notes of Puccini’s La Bohème echoed through Bass Hall this past weekend, Fort Worth Opera General & Artistic Director Angela Turner Wilson announced details for the company’s upcoming 2024-2025 season.

Former management team stalwart Kurt Howard has rejoined the Fort Worth Opera in the combined role of Production Manager and Stage Manager.

The Fort Worth Opera ended its 2023/24 season by presenting a big-name opera star in recital in the concert hall of the Kimball Art Museum. Actually, Morris DeRhon Robinson is a double big name.

Fort Worth Opera has announced the final show of its 2023/24 season, with a special recital to honor Juneteenth.

Ballet Folklorico dancers and mariachi music don’t normally go hand-in-hand when most people talk about opera, but that’s just one example of what the 79th season of the Fort Worth Opera has in store. It’s enough info to cause some excitement,  and no one is more excited about the upcoming roster of performances than FWO’s general and artistic director Angela Turner Wilson.