A concert preview of the work-in-development, Eat the Document is a thrilling new music-theater work by John Glover and Kelley Rourke, developed with and directed by Kristin Marting, and presented by Amanda+James and AOP.

WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.

The Space at Irondale
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11217
$30 General Admission
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WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.

The Space at Irondale
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11217
$30 General Admission
PURCHASE TICKETS

WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.

The Space at Irondale
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11217
$30 General Admission
PURCHASE TICKETS

WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.

The Space at Irondale
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11217
$30 General Admission
PURCHASE TICKETS

JULY 31 FESTIVAL CLOSING PARTY : Celebrate the closing night of Irondale’s On Women Theater Festival after the show. Featuring a performance by Opera Cowgirls!

WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.
Part of the Irondale Ensemble Project’s On Women Festival

The Space at Irondale
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11217 (map)

Tickets: $15 (Students, Seniors and Working Artists; July 29-31 only) / $30 General
PURCHASE TICKETS

WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.
Part of the Irondale Ensemble Project’s On Women Festival

JULY 29 OPENING NIGHT DISCUSSION & RECEPTION : Celebrating the opening night of their world premiere opera, the creators of Letters talk about their journey to the stage with guest host Missy Mazzoli (composer, Breaking the Waves, The Listeners)

WORLD PREMIERE | Letters That You Will Not Get: Women's Voices from the Great War, by composer Kirsten Volness and co-librettists Susan Werbe and Kate Holland tells the story of the Great War as experienced by the women who lived through it.

Directed by Kate Bergstrom. Music Direction by Mila Henry.
Part of the Irondale Ensemble Project’s On Women Festival

Letters and the Lost Voices of Women in WWI
presented by AOP and The National WWI Museum and Memorial

March 21st at 7pm CT / 8pm ET

FREE with RSVP

Following a powerful presentation in last year’s Page to Stage new opera showcase, the Manhattan School of Music students and directors return to present new scenes from The Interaction Effect, a moving drama that digs deep into one of the central issues for today’s young adults.

Spoleto Festival USA, The American Opera Project, and Music-Theatre Group present excerpts of three new North American works, each with a folk music influence. Also featuring a special performance by Opera Cowgirls.

A compelling and thought-provoking story about Hannah, a transgender woman, as she endeavors to resolve the discord between herself and the outside world. As One is a celebration of the human character revealed through drama, music, and film.

A compelling and thought-provoking story about Hannah, a transgender woman, as she endeavors to resolve the discord between herself and the outside world. As One is a celebration of the human character revealed through drama, music, and film.

A compelling and thought-provoking story about Hannah, a transgender woman, as she endeavors to resolve the discord between herself and the outside world. As One is a celebration of the human character revealed through drama, music, and film.

A compelling and thought-provoking story about Hannah, a transgender woman, as she endeavors to resolve the discord between herself and the outside world. As One is a celebration of the human character revealed through drama, music, and film.

A compelling and thought-provoking story about Hannah, a transgender woman, as she endeavors to resolve the discord between herself and the outside world. As One is a celebration of the human character revealed through drama, music, and film.

Join us September 12 at the National Opera Center to experience excerpts of four new operas written to commemorate the Stonewall Riots, presented by American Opera Projects and the Opera Lab at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.