Glamour! seduction! paris!
Performed in French with English subtitles
June 20, 22, 26 & 28
Running Time: 2h15
Universal Preservation Hall
A Jewel-box Musical
June 21, 25, 27, 28, 29
Running Time: 2h30
Universal Preservation Hall
Edgy electronic opera
June 22 & 27
Running Time: 45 mins
Universal Preservation Hall
outdoor Opera
May 28 & 29 (Rain Date: May 31)
Running Time: 1 hour
Ferndell Pavillion Saratoga Spa State Park
Tickets on sale now
Portrait Concerts
June 4 & 11
Running Time: 90 mins
Saratoga Winery
Great Music & Superb Food
June 1
Running Time: 90 minutes
Mansion of Saratoga
All Ages! interactive fun!
June 21 & 24
Kids get in Free!
Adult tickets $20
Universal Preservation Hall
A Parisian Soirée!
june 15
Annual Gala
Saratoga National Golf Club
Visit our show pages to purchase tickets for individual festival events or call the Proctor’s Collaborative box office at 518-346-6204.
Box Office hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 12 p.m.–6 p.m. via phone.
Subscription sales have ended. However, group rates are still available. Contact Group Sales at (518) 382-3884 ext. 139 or email us at groupsales@proctors.org
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Groups of 10-19 - 10% discount
Groups of 20-29 - 20% discount
Groups of 30+ - 30% discount
On select performances beginning February 1. Group sales are handled by the Proctors Box Office.
Contact Group Sales at (518) 382-3884 ext. 139 or email us at groupsales@proctors.org
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Casts, programs, prices, and schedules are subject to change. If you can’t use your tickets, please consider donating, or giving them to friends and family.
Tickets are non-transferable. Only Winner’s Circle members may exchange tickets for another date pending availability at no additional cost. This includes any additional performance tickets requested after June 1 by Winner’s Circle members.
Otherwise, all ticket sales are final and there are no refunds.
If Opera Saratoga has to cancel a performance for any reason, we will contact you with options to exchange, donate or receive a refund for your tickets.
Mainstage Productions
The Summer Festival is from May 20-June 29 at Universal Preservation Hall and several other locations. Click on each individual show or special event to see specific details, including location and dates/times.
Purchase online or call the box office at 518-346-6204. Box Office hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 12 p.m.–6 p.m. via phone and in-person at Proctors.
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Offenbach, Meilhac & Halévy’s sparkling, witty, and electricLa Vie Parisienne takes us to the heart of the demi-monde in 1860s Paris where two bachelors play tour guide to a Swedish Baron and Baroness. They showcase the Paris of their imagination, complete with visits to dives that they claim are fancy palaces and meetings with friends who are disguised as aristocrats. La Vie Parisienne is social critique at its most hilarious. You will leave the theater humming catchy patter songs and raucous party numbers.
La Vie Parisienne features Festival Artists Sung-yeun Kim (Gabrielle), Fantine Douilly (Pauline), Chase Sanders (Baroness), Sadie Spivey (Clara), Tivoli Treloar (Metella), Kate Morton (Mme. de Folle-Verdure), Brennan Martinez (Léonie), Chuanyuan Liu (Mme. de Quimper-Karadec), Randy Ho (Gardefeu), Wagner Mauricio Pastor (Gontran/Prosper), Geoffrey Schmelzer (Le Baron), Michael Segura (Urbain), Jack O’Leary (Joseph), as well as guest artists Michael J. Hawk (Bobinet). Gloria Yin will serve as assistant conductor, and Zoe Lesser will be the assistant director. The book for La Vie Parisienne will be translated and updated by Tim Drucker (director of Trixie and Katya Live!)
With four performances at Universal Preservation Hall:
June 20, 26 & 28 at 7:30 pm and June 22 at 2:00 pm
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An intimate production of Bock, Harnick and Masteroff’s jewel-box musical She Loves Me. Famous for tunes like “Vanilla Ice Cream,” “She Loves Me” and “It’s Been Grand Knowing You,” this sweet story focuses on two employees in a Budapest parfumerie who are sworn enemies during the day but unsuspecting lonely hearts penpals at night. “After the success of ‘Guys and Dolls’ last summer,” said Birnbaum, “it was clear to me that young singers have something important to say within the canon of musical theater, and our audiences loved that new energy was infused into these timeless pieces.”
The cast of She Loves Me includes Festival Artists Christine Taylor Price (Amalia Balash), Kate Morton (Ilona Ritter), Shavon Lloyd (Steven Kodaly), Michael Segura (Ladislav Sipos), Jack O’Leary (Arpad Lazlo), Wagner Mauricio Pastor (Head Waiter), and Guest Artist Peter Kazaras (Mr. Maraczek). Nathan Cicero will serve as assistant conductor, with Festival Artist Paige Cameron as assistant director.
With five performances at Universal Preservation Hall:
June 21, 25, 27 at 7:30 pm and June 28 & 29 at 2:00 pm
She Loves Me is licensed by Music Theater International (MTI).
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A work-in-progress showing of award-winning Irish composer Emma O’Halloran and librettist Naomi O’Connell’s “A Mass for Women in Bathrooms.” This opera-theater work for three singers, an actress and electronic sound design by Alex Dowling reframes the structure of the Irish Catholic Mass to tell an intimate family story of three sisters and their mother. A story born from personal experience, A Mass for Women in Bathrooms examines themes of infertility, reproductive rights and dementia, while reclaiming bodily autonomy for women in a historically violent space. This project is funded in part by the Arts Council of Ireland.
This work-in-progress will feature singers Brennan Martinez, Sadie Spivey and Chase Sanders, as well as electronics by Alex Dowling and music preparation by Laurie Rogers.
With two work-in-progress performances at Universal Preservation Hall:
June 22 at 7:30 pm and June 27 at 2:00 pm.
Special Events
These events take place at different locations throughout the festival.
Purchase online or call the box office at 518-346-6204. Box Office hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 12 p.m.–6 p.m. via phone and in-person at Proctors.
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Join Opera Saratoga in the Ferndell Pavilion with a site-specific installation version of a new opera, In a Grove, composed by Chris Cerrone with libretto by Stephanie Fleischmann. This operatic adaptation of Akutagawa’s classic short story “In a Grove” which inspired the plot of Kurosawa’s renowned film Rashomon, offers a searing investigation into the impossibility and elusiveness of truth. The New York Times deemed the opera: “A vividly immersive thriller about the nature of truth and memory. Not a word or note is without dramaturgical purpose.”
In a Grove will feature Chase Sanders (Leona), Chuanyuan Liu (Priest/Medium), Sadie Spivey (Leona’s Mother), Shavon Lloyd (Luther), Randy Ho (Ambrose), Wagner Mauricio Pastor (Policeman), and Geoffrey Schmelzer (Woodcutter). This site specific installation will feature sound design by Sam Torres and will be conducted by Luke Poeppel.
With four performances at the Ferndell Pavilion in Saratoga Spa State Park:
May 28 at 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm, and May 29 at 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm
Rain date: May 31 at 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm
IN A GROVE is presented by arrangement with Schott Music Corporation, New York, publisher and copyright owner.
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Come fly with us! This concert, entitled "Songs of Travel" features 18 rising star singers who will transport you all around the world with songs and arias while you enjoy the beautiful back deck of the Mansion of Saratoga and a delicious lunch or dinner provided by chef Rick Bieber during the show. Those who purchase elite tickets in the front rows will be treated to a complimentary beverage and a special treat. Swoon to songs like "Come Fly with Me", "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe", "The Trolley Song", "Surrey with a Fringe" and more!
At The Mansion of Saratoga:
Sunday, June 1 at 12PM
Sunday, June 1 at 5PMTickets include a delicious buffet lunch/dinner. Buffet opens one hour before the performance begins. Premium tickets include a beverage and a sweet treat! Cash bar also available.
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Opera Saratoga has the second oldest young artist training program in the nation. Catch singers from the Juilliard School and other prestigious institutions as they delve deep into who they are in musical portraits of their own making. Each concert features 9 festival artists in their most core repertoire, from operatic arias to cultural songs to their own compositions. Join us for two incredible evenings of discovery and musical-soul-searching at the stunning Saratoga Winery, while you enjoy food and beverages.
At Saratoga Winery:
Wednesday, June 4 at 7pm
Wednesday, June 11 at 7pm -
Save the date for Sunday, June 15, 2025. More information available soon!
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Free for kids, this lively performance from our Festival Artists features songs from La Vie Parisienne and She Loves Me.
At Universal Preservation Hall:
Saturday, June 21 at 11am
Tuesday, June 24 at 11am