Celebrating Callas - The Life, Loves & Music of Maria Callas

Celebrating Callas - The Life, Loves & Music of Maria Callas

Sunday, 17 September 2017, 8.00pm

SUNDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2017 – National Concert Hall, Dublin
The 40th Anniversary of the death of

MARIA CALLAS
Starring MÁIRE FLAVIN as Maria Callas

As the men in her life:
GAVAN RING
&
ALEXANDER JAMES EDWARDS

with
The Casta Diva Chamber Orchestra Conducted by ANDREW SYNNOTT

Written & Produced by

NIALL MORRIS

Maria Callas, the legendary Opera star died on September 16th, 1977. With the 40th anniversary of her death approaching "CELEBRATING CALLAS" honours her legacy as one of the greatest performers of all time in a gala interpretation of her story at the National Concert Hall, Dublin, Sunday 17th September 2017.

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Written & produced by Niall Morris, "CELEBRATING CALLAS" is the most popular opera-themed show ever to be staged at the National Concert Hall, with an unprecedented run of 14 sold out performances over five years. This is the final ever performance, so don't miss a piece of music history with a truly stellar cast.

Playing Callas is the incredible Irish soprano Máire Flavin, regarded by many as the upcoming voice of her generation. Callas show producer & writer, Niall Morris said, "I saw Máire on stage in the Gaiety Theatre and I was struck by how much she resembled Maria Callas. Her physical appearance, dramatic intensity and her powerful voice had the audience enthralled. I immediately knew she would be perfect to play the title role in " CELEBRATING CALLAS."

The men in Callas life are played by the charismatic Irish baritone Gavan Ring and the brilliant UK tenor Alexander James Edwards who recently thrilled National Concert Hall audiences as Luciano Pavarotti in the hit show "Nessun Dorma."

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