The Rake's Progress is coming to the Orpheum Theater this winter. Set to be performed by the prestigious Opera Omaha, Igor Stravinsky's three-act work first premiered in 1951 at Venice's Teatro La Fenice and has since been performed all over the world. Stravinsky was inspired to write the piece after seeing William Hogarth's series of paintings by the same name. The Rake's Progress will appear on the Omaha stage for two nights only, so get your tickets now!

The opera that conquered London in Handel's time comes to Opera Omaha in this thrilling semi-staged production featuring the English Concert Orchestra! Handel's dramatic telling of Caesar and Cleopatra tale in ancient Egypt is presented in unique fashion, with the orchestra and conductor on stage, the music performed on period Baroque instruments and an overall sense of utmost authenticity not always heard on modern stagings.

Touted as Opera's doomed playboy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's infamous Don Giovanni is a man much more sinister. Consumed with selfishness and vengeance, his immorality leaves nothing but devastation behind him. Don't miss this production from Opera Omaha, performed here for the first time in over a decade!