Upcoming Engagements
Die Fledermaus: Revenge of the Bat
Bella is playing the role of Sally, is a featured dancer, and is a choreographer for this production.
Music by Johann Strauss, Jr.
Revised Dialogue by Peter F. Muller
Revised Lyrics by AJ Wulf and Peter F. Muller
Sung in English with projection titles
Approximate running time: 2 hours, 20 minutes
What happens when you mix a love triangle, a mischievous prank war, and more champagne than anyone should reasonably consume? Well… you’ll have to come to the party to find out. Johann Strauss II’s beloved operetta Die Fledermaus (The Revenge of the Bat) comes to life in a fresh new production, presented with a full English translation and reimagined in 1895 Denver at the height of the gold boom. Follow a wealthy banker, his quick-witted wife, and their spirited friends as they tumble through an evening of mistaken identities, glittering disguises, and hilariously tangled misadventures. Join us at The Rialto Theater, Loveland’s premier performing arts venue, for sumptuous costumes, dazzling singing, and a night overflowing with laughter—a celebration worthy of Orlofsky himself.
Milestones Forged In Song Winter Gala
Bella is a mezzo soloist in this program that features opera and musical theatre.
We’re celebrating 20 incredible years of Loveland Opera Theatre — showcasing highlights from the operas, operettas, and musical theatre productions that have forged our history.
The evening will begin with cocktails at sunset over the foothills, at the stunning TPC Berthoud Clubhouse. Guests will enjoy a delicious dinner amidst the backdrop of song, followed by dessert, dancing and mingling with our artists and directors.
Guests will also get a preview of our 2027 season and get a chance to be the first to support it! We will be holding an auction to raise support for the 2027 and trust us - you don't want to miss it!
Come relive the moments, revisit the music, and support the next chapter in our legacy!
Così fan tutte
Bella is in the mezzo ensemble for this production.
Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte
Premiered January 26, 1790, Burgtheater, Vienna, Austria
Gentle readers, take note: When two couples are drawn into a most revealing experiment, their disguises, temptation, and dangerous assumptions may easily destroy the very love they set out to test. This production leans into both the sparkle and the sting of Mozart’s comedy, where every flirtation carries a cost, and no one escapes entirely unchanged. With luminous arias and Da Ponte’s signature wit, this Bridgerton-inspired School for Lovers reminds us all that our own insecurities can often be love’s undoing.
May 1, 4, 7, 9 | 2027