Set sail with Verdi’s The Corsair, performed September 20-23 at the Manitoba Museum. Set in the Caribbean during the golden age of piracy, this swashbuckling tale follows Corrado, a pirate in search of adventure. With the action taking place right on the deck of the historic Nonsuch, this production brings Odyssey 2023 to a thrilling conclusion.
Inspired by the lives of actual historical female pirates Anne Bonney and Mary Read, The Corsair is a swashbuckling epic like no opera you've ever seen. In the Caribbean during the golden age of piracy, Corrado sets sail in search of adventure and glory. When she clashes with a rival pirate, Corrado gets more danger and more excitement than she bargained for.
Sung in Italian with projected surtitles | Less than 2 hours
For the curious ones out there, the singers will be on the boat and the audience will be seated around. It's gonna be super cool!
September 20 - 22 performances begin at 7:30pm
September 23 performance begins at 5:00pm *Make your dinner reservation for 7:00 :)*
Early Bird (until August 28)
$25 - General
$20 - Senior/Student/Arts Worker
After August 28 (sales close at noon on each performance day)
$30 - General
$22 - Senior/Student/Arts Worker
At the door
$35 - General
$25 - Senior/Student/Arts Worker
Tickets for all Odyssey2023 events are available now!
*appears courtesy of Tapestry Opera’s Women in Musical Leadership Program
Andrea Bellhouse
Sonia Campbell
Shea Carter
Monica Hultin
Joanna Loepp Thiessen
Stephanie Schmid
Carrie Schulz
Isla Shea
Miona Milovanovic, Violin
Patricia Vanuci, Cello
Lee Houghton Stewart, Piano
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