Get ready for GTMF's opera production of Hansel and Gretel with a retelling of the classic fairy tale for woodwind quintet and narrator.

Friday, August 22 at 7 PM
Walk Festival Hall

PRESENTED BY JACKSON HOLE JEWELRY CO.

Sir Donald Runnicles, conductor
Heidi Stober, Gretel
Karis Tucker, Hansel
Lucas Meachem, Father
Heidi Melton, Mother
Jill Grove, Witch
Amia Langer, Sandman/Dew Fairy
Choristers of the Madeleine Choir School, Melanie Malinka, director

David Lefkowich, stage director
Rachael N. Blackwell, lighting designer
Alex Olegnowicz, projection designer
Gina Hays, stage manager
Christopher Verdosci, stylist
Selected props and costumes courtesy of Off Square Theatre Company and Utah Opera

Tickets $40-$85; children/students $5

PRESENTED BY JACKSON HOLE JEWELRY CO.

Saturday, August 23 at 6 PM
Walk Festival Hall

Sir Donald Runnicles, conductor
Heidi Stober, Gretel
Karis Tucker, Hansel
Lucas Meachem, Father
Heidi Melton, Mother
Jill Grove, Witch
Amia Langer, Sandman/Dew Fairy
Choristers of the Madeleine Choir School, Melanie Malinka, director

David Lefkowich, stage director
Rachael N. Blackwell, lighting designer
Alex Olegnowicz, projection designer
Gina Hays, stage manager
Christopher Verdosci, stylist
Selected props and costumes courtesy of Off Square Theatre Company and Utah Opera

This event is sold out & waitlisted

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