An intimate look at a Puccini masterpiece
Adolfo Hohenstein, poster for La Bohème, 1896September 10, 2024 – In 2024, the world commemorates the anniversary of composer Giacomo Puccini’s passing, and so do we.
What is it about Puccini’s life and music that continues to captivate audiences worldwide?
Charleston Opera Theater will explore the composer and his opera LA BOHEME through insightful commentary and music, presented for the Dante Alighieri Society as they prepare for a fully-staged production in November.
Join us for the opportunity to meet the COT singers and enjoy refreshments, including wines from Puccini’s homeland.
Reserve your seat HERE.
Location: Gage Hall, 4 Archdale Street, Downtown Charleston, SC
Parking is a few steps from the venue: Queen Street parking Garage, 93 Queen Street
Attendance is limited.
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