Students & Teachers: Opera for All
NEWS
Students and teachers are invited to COT's India Blooms in Chicago festival. CPDU credit available for our April 26, 2008 Stories in Motion: Narrative Dance in India event at the International House. Contact education@chicagooperatheater.org for more info.
International opera star Michelle DeYoung visits COT and ASM's Opera Theater Workshop for Teens as a guest of Mrs. Maggie Daley. Read about it in our In the Schools blog.
COT’s Opera Theater Workshop for Teens will be presenting Gilbert & Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance on April 15 & 16. View event information
COT’s In the Schools weekly blog is now available. Take a peek into our Opera for All classrooms as they are immersed in the world of A Flowering Tree
Chicago Opera Theater's Opera Theater Workshop for Teens presented their winter concert on Wednesday, December 5, 2007 at the First United Methodist Church at the Chicago Temple. View event photos.
Teaching Fellow position for this spring available. Click here for more information.
COT Director of Education & Outreach, Kara Kane, was Principal for a Day at Opera for All partner school Von Humboldt Elementary.
COT’s Opera for All announces 2007-2008 school-year focus on John Adams’ opera A Flowering Tree. Over 450 elementary students will explore the Asian Indian culture highlighted in this south Indian folktale. In addition to demystifying opera, other themes include: transformation, storytelling, and creation and the composer.
Newest Chicago Public School Partner joins COT’s Opera for All 2007-2008 program: Meet South Loop Elementary.
2007-2008 Opera for All Season Kicked-off with a cultural workshop with the Indo-American Heritage Museum. Dorothie Shah and Lakshmi Menon from IAHM provided insight into the Chicago Indo-American community and education materials for our Teaching Fellows to take to our partner schools.
