Free, ticketless performance by the Utah Opera Resident Artists, with Principal Coach Deborah Robertson, of arias, art songs and musical theatre pieces in the hotel's Lobby Lounge.
The Utah Opera Resident Artists perform at The Grand America Hotel on Tuesday, October 27, starting at 6 PM. They'll be accompanied by Principal Coach Deborah Robertson, and the whole thing takes place in the hotel's Lobby Lounge. It's a free performance, and you don't need a ticket to get in.
The program is a mix of arias, art song, and musical theatre, so you'll hear a few different styles in one night. The company is framing the evening as a celebration of rainy days, masquerading, and all things spooky, which fits the late October date. The Lobby Lounge is a wide-open space in the middle of the city's largest hotel, and the performance happens right there in the lounge rather than on a traditional stage.
If you're not familiar with the Resident Artists, they're the young singers in Utah Opera's training program, and this is one of the ways they get in front of a local audience. Having Deborah Robertson there as their coach means they're working through the material with a professional right alongside them, and the mix of opera and musical theatre keeps the set from leaning too hard in one direction.
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It's a low-stakes way to catch some live singing on a Tuesday evening. The performance is at 6 PM in the Lobby Lounge of The Grand America Hotel, 555 South Main Street, and admission is free with no ticket required.
