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Yale Opera

Stage director Nicola Bowie transports Donizetti’s L’elisir d’amore to 1940s New Haven complete with Swing Era choreography. Sweet and silly, this romantic comedy features standout arias, including “Una furtiva lagrima,” in an unforgettable score. Will Adina go for the dashing yet pompous Sgt. Belcore, or will the sincere Nemorino win her love with the “help” of conman Dr. Dulcamara and his famous “elixir”? The Yale Opera cast, led by music director Gerald Martin Moore, brings this popular comedy to life.

This concert will be open to members of the public who are asymptomatic and up to date on COVID vaccinations — meaning they have received all recommended COVID-19 vaccines for their age range, including any booster dose(s) when eligible. [Unvaccinated children and individuals with any type of exemption are not permitted to attend Yale events at this time.]

All concertgoers must:
• reserve tickets online (here, below) in advance, due to capacity limits.
• show their vaccination card and photo ID at the door.
• wear an ASTM or N95-equivalent mask at all times inside the building (a cloth mask is only acceptable as an over-mask when double masking).
• leave at least one empty seat between your party and others, when space permits.

Online reservations close 1 hour before each concert; walkups accepted only as capacity allows. Seating is general admission. Limit 4 tickets per order. All individuals in your reservation must check in at the same time.

Individuals who cannot attend concerts in person are always invited to watch the performance live, online, at music.yale.edu/live(free, no reservation or login required).