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    Children Opera Hour

    Children Opera Hour

    Children Opera Hour

    What is the magic of the flute? Who are Hänsel and Gretel? Can anyone sing an opera? Discover the enchanting world of opera with our new family season, where audiences enjoy beloved stories through live music and captivating storytelling in Hebrew.  A Perfect opportunity for families experiencing opera for the first time!


    Performances feature singers from the Meitar Opera Studio, accompanied by piano, and in colorful costumes.

     


    Venue & Seating:

    Performances take place in the Opera House Foyer or Studio, with children seated comfortably on carpets and adults on chairs surrounding them.


    Age Guidelines:

    Recommended for ages 3-8

    Tickets are required for all attendees


    Please note: To ensure an optimal experience for all guests, we kindly ask parents not to bring babies who may disrupt the performance


     

    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

    The Magic Flute

    Tuesdays | 17:00 | in the foyer
    Papageno the bird catcher embarks on a perilous journey to find princess Pamina and return her to prince Tamino who lovers her and waits for her. Mozart's beloved opera in a special version for the entire family with colorful costumes.

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    Gioacchino Rossini

    Cinderella

    Tuesdays | 17:00 | in the foyer
    The beloved fairytale about Cinderella who rises from the cinders to become a beautiful princess in spite of the fact that her two ugly step sisters will do anything in their power to destroy her. In Rossini's operatic version there is no fairy godmother but there is a charming magician who helps Cinderella win the love of her prince charming.
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    Engelbert Humperdinck

    Hänsel and Gretel

    Tuesdays | 17:00 | in the foyer
    The young siblings who are lost in the darkness of the forest encounter the sumptuous candy house of the witch who loves to eat children for her dinner. But the smart children outwit the witch and get to reunite with their concerned parents. All's well that ends well. A magical production in Hebrew.
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