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Schmoozing with Opera: Sip and Sing into Spring
05/09/2024
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The Players
16 Gramercy Park South
New York, NY 10003
Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow at our "Sip and Sing into Spring" event at The Players!
A free opera-infused cocktail hour for non-profit sector workers to collaborate and commiserate supported by Trinet and Diem Life.
If you have not registered yet, do not worry it's not too late!
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Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow at our "Sip and Sing into Spring" event at The Players!
A free opera-infused cocktail hour for non-profit sector workers to collaborate and commiserate supported by Trinet and Diem Life.
If you have not registered yet, do not worry it's not too late!
Here's the link:
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Meet Sip and Sing into Spring singer, Rachel Policar!
Join us May 9th at The Players for a free opera-infused cocktail hour for non-profit sector workers to collaborate and commiserate.
Versatile Soprano Rachel Policar is a performing artist based in New York City. She has been described as ”spectacular” (LA Times), “arresting” (SF Classical Voice), and “a natural comedienne” (Broadway World), who "stole the show with her mixture of bravura, charm and big-hearted humanism" (SF Classical Voice). She is a skilled vocalist across many genres, and a sought-after interpreter of Jewish performance art. Her 2023/24 season includes performances of RBG in Scalia/Ginsburg with Anchorage Opera and with Pacific Opera Project as a double bill with Angelina in Trial by Jury, Krystyna Zywolska in a workshop of Heggie’s Another Sunrise with The Why Collective, performances with the Seven Hills Chamber Music Festival, and Dot/Marie in Sunday In The Park with George with the NYU Broadway Orchestra. Recent seasons saw her debut as RBG in Scalia/Ginsburg with Penn Square Opera, Marzelline in Fidelio with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, Anne Frank in Frid’s The Diary of Anne Frank with Opera In The Pines, Leah in the NY premiere of Lori Laitman's Uncovered, Lizzy in the premiere of Bryce McClendon’s play The Smallest Sound, In The Smallest Space at The Cell Theatre and featured ensemble in Marian The Musical, a new musical in development about Marian Anderson. She has appeared with National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene, Dayton Opera, Anchorage Opera, Knoxville Opera, Opera On The James, St Petersburg Opera and more. She is an accomplished crossover singer, and utilizes her love of comedy to write and produce parody songs and #InappropriatelyOperatic pop covers with her voice, ukulele and piano. Follow her @Rachel.policar or her coffee adventures @BrewishAmericanPrincess
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Meet Sip and Sing into Spring singer, Jaydon T. Beleford!
Join us May 9th at The Players for a free opera-infused cocktail hour for non-profit sector workers to collaborate and commiserate.
Jaydon T. Beleford is a classical tenor from Seattle, Washington. Recently with Opera On Tap, Jaydon performed in the summer series “Songs of the Sea” and “Us”, a concert focused on the collection of numerous cultures which create the city we love, New York. Recent performances include, Dr. Burt Mason’s For the Brotherhood presented by Ovation Concerts, An Evening with Jonathan Gilbert at The Dimenna Center, and Flowers and Rivers of the Past in partnership with The Denyce Graves Foundation.
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