Opera League News & Articles

Organized Fun: The Opera League Works to Play and Plays to Work Sunday, May 10, 20150

Organized Fun: The Opera League Works to Play and Plays to Work

Have you met Alice Coulombe? Listening to the co-founder and first president of the Opera League talk about the League’s origins is fascinating. The Opera League birth was not unlike many Internet startups today. You had a small collection of passionate people who made it up as they went along.

Opera Doc: An Interview with Allan Edmiston Monday, May 4, 20150

Opera Doc: An Interview with Allan Edmiston

Most Opera Leaguers only know Allan Edmiston as the moderator of the seminars we put on four times a year, but of course this Evanston, Illinois native is so much more than that.

Innocently Ambitious Tuesday, January 28, 20250

Innocently Ambitious

Thalia Moore makes her Opera League debut as our featured vocalist for our annual Black History Month recital at the historic Ebell of Los Angeles on February 16, 2025, produced by African Americans for LA Opera (AALAO), a League chapter.

La Resurrección Monday, September 23, 20240

La Resurrección

In anticipation of LA Opera’s upcoming Halloween screening of the Spanish-language Dracula with live orchestra accompaniment, the Opera League is proud to present a seminar featuring Alejandra Espasande, film preservationist and director of Los Angeles Heritage Preservation Society.

A Voice Like Satin Wednesday, September 18, 20240

A Voice Like Satin

For nearly a decade, Alannah has been wowing League members and their friends at recitals produced by African Americans for LA Opera (AALAO), a League chapter.

The Ballad of a Lifelong Educator Tuesday, May 14, 20240

The Ballad of a Lifelong Educator

A veteran volunteer, educator and champion for Black artists, Joel Graham strives to sing and spread the gospel of advocacy and representation.

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