By james art 
Yaritza Véliz (Adina) is presented in the Elixer of Love. Photo by Curtis Brown for the opera Santa Fe
SFO News:
Santa Fe – in honor of the LOVE season, Santa Fe Opera invites fans and newcomers to enjoy free film screenings of Donizetti’s Elixir of Love in Albukerke, Espanyol, Los Alamos and Roswell. Recorded live by the Santa Fe stage in the 2024 season, it is a harmless tale of love, placed on some of the most loved music of Opera. He writes Mark Tiarx about the new Mexican Santa Fe, “… the elixir of love can be an ideal choice as the first opera for those who are intrigued but skeptical or for children.” Translations will be available into English and Spanish screen.
One hour before each screening, join the opera teacher Santa Fe Oliver for fun, a family -friendly operation of the opera, where you will learn about history, music, singers, kits and costumes. The screening will last two hours without an atmosphere. Free reservations are needed for the screenings of Albukerke and Los Alamos. For all other screenings, seating areas are first accessible. For questions or more information, contact the Santa Fe Programs and Partnership Manager, Anna Garcia, at [email protected].
The recording of Elixir of Love Performance is directed by Jesse Fisher with the support of assistant director Nathan a corpse; Kabby Sound Studios provides sound engineering. Artists’ appearances are possible through the American Guild of Music Artists, AFL-Cio and the American Federation of Musicians, local 618.
For the Calendar Guardians
Roswell: Museum of Contemporary Arts of Anderson
What: The Free Film Projection of The Elixir of Love, presented by the opera Santa Fe
When: Sunday, February 9, 2025
Review time: 1:00 pm
Screening time: 14:00
Where: Blvd. 409 E College, Roswell, NM 88201
Tickets: Free without reservations. The seats are the first time, first service
Albuquerke: The theater of Holand
What: The Free Film Projection of The Elixir of Love, presented by the opera Santa Fe
When: Saturday, February 15, 2025
Review time: 5:30 pm
Screening time: 18:30
Where: 4800 Central Ave Se, Albuquerque, NM 87108
Reservation link:
Española: North College in New Mexico
What: The Free Film Projection of The Elixir of Love, presented by the opera Santa Fe
When: Saturday, February 22, 2025
Review time: 5:30 pm
Screening time: 18:30
Where: 921 N. Paseo de oñate española, nm 87532
Tickets: Free without reservations. The seats are the first time, first service
Los Alamos: Salad Event Center
What: The Free Film Projection of The Elixir of Love, presented by the opera Santa Fe
When: Sunday, March 2, 2025
Review time: 1:00 pm
Screening time: 14:00
Where: 2551 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM 87544
Reservation link:
For the elixir of love
Nemorino, not so cellular mechanic, has fallen for Adina, a teacher. He wants her attention, but does not feel worthy. Fortunately, he meets D -R Dulkamara (certainly a kwak) who sells him a “magic elixir” that can make his dreams come true.
Based on the Italian Cinéma Vérité and placed in Italy immediately after World War II, when the class system is still part of society, the production of Stephen Lowles from the “Elixir of Love” of Donizetti with a modern depiction of the eternal struggle between the social social classes. Adina owns an olive farm land that teaches the children of her workers. Netherino is an uneducated car mechanic in love with Adina, who uses the elixir of love to win her hand. The Lawless and Scenic dishes designer and Ashley Martin-Davis kept the Italian opera roots and added American iconic elements. Thomas C. HASE provides lighting design, Susanne Sheston is the master of the chale, Sandra Moore is the stage manager and Sordelet, Inc. Controls the direction of battle and intimacy.
Conductor Roberto Calb makes his company debut. Chilean soprano Jaritsa Veliz, rising a star after remarkable debuts at Glyndebourne, the Komische Berlin, ópera Nacional de Chile operation, sings Adina in her debut at Santa Fe Opera. Former apprentice of apprentice, Jona Hoskins, sings Nemorino, a role that he made his debut in the spring of 2024 to recognize criticism in the Sofia Opera and former Chirak Sutlif singer with SFO’s roles in Dancaïre in Carmen (2022) and Demetrius in the roles of Dancaïre in Carmen (2022) and Demetri in Midsummer Night’s Drear in Carmen (2022) and Demetrius in Midsummer Night’s Dream’s (2021), returns to sing the role of the rival of the non -Morino rival. Mexican baritone Alfredo Daza debuted in his house by double Dulcamara grains and the singer of the second year Cadie J. Bryan is Giannetta.
The elixir of love
Music from Gaetano Donizetti
Libretto by Felis Romani
Premiere on May 12, 1832, Theatato Della Canobbiana, Milan
Production for the revival of the opera of Santa Fe, 2009 and 2024.
Sing in Italian with opera titles in English and Spanish
Screenings: approximately 2 hours without interruption
Production maintenance, generously provided by
Susan Hanson Poa’s mansion
Jona Hoskins’ performances are supported by
Memorial Foundation of Joseph and Robert Cornell
Luke Sutlif’s performances are supported by
Memorial Foundation of Joseph and Robert Cornell
Yaritza Véliz performances are maintained in memory of
Eileen F. Gallo-Ros
Alfredo Daza performances are supported by
The Makey Fund for Debut Performers
Creative team
Conductor Roberto Calb*
Director Stephen Lowles
Ashley Martin-Davis painting and costume design
Thomas C. HASE lighting design
Chairman
Sordelet Directors for Combat and Intimacy, Inc.
The stage manager Sandra Moore
Cast
Adina Yaritza Véliz*
Nemorino Jonah Hoskins+
Belcore Luke Sutliff+
Dulcamara Alfredo Daza*
Giannetta Cadie J. Bryan =*
For the opera Santa Fe
Recognized in 2022 as the Festival of the Year at the International Opera Awards, the opera Santa Fe annually attracts 85,000 people from New Mexico and around the world. Nestled at the top of Vista Mountain in northern New Mexico, the company’s iconic Crosby Theater is open from three sides, allowing visitors to enjoy performances complemented by the elements. Since 1957, the company presented over 2000 performances by 180 operas from 92 composers covering five centuries of opera, creating a heritage of 45 US premieres and 19 world premieres.
Diversity, justice, inclusion and accessibility in the opera Santa Fe
Opera has the power to speak the truth, to expand prospects and to invite empathy. The opera Santa Fe is engaged in the continuous work of turning into an anti-cancerist and anti-pillar organization and involvement of the principles of justice, diversity, inclusion and accessibility. Our goal is to create a joyful and engaging environment in which a diverse community of artists, employees, volunteers and audiences belong.