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Drunk Opera History Handel’s Messiah
Dec 21
Drunk Opera History Handel’s Messiah

“The vibe is casual, the performers up close—no opera glasses needed.”

— Improper Bostonian

A white woman with blonde hair holding a binder singing into a microphone on a stage. There are lights behind her.
Two women singing into microphones outdoors to an audience. There is a large sculpture behind them made of circular shapes. The woman on the left is wearing a gray dress and the woman on the right is wearing a yellow dress. They are both holding b
A woman in a while floral dress singing into a microphone behind a music stand. A pianist is sitting at a keyboard behind her. There is an out-of-focus bouquet in the foreground.