Maggie (Photo – Reg Green)
Here’s a photo of my wife, Maggie. Lovely, isn’t she?
By Reg Green
She’s the costumer for the cheeky Pacific Opera Project of Eagle Rock, seen here making some last-minute changes for the company’s next production, a captivating one-act opera about a little boy’s nightmares. It is called “L’enfant et les Sortilèges” by Maurice Ravel.
Besides the giant teapot, the prodution features a clueless frog, a ravishing dragonfly and a fire that sings and dances. Its three-day run at Occidental College starts this coming Saturday, January 25, along with Puccini’s comic opera “Gianni Schicchi” about a dysfunctional family fighting over a rich man’s will.
It should be a lively show.
Thorne Hall, Occidental College
Thorne Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90041
• Saturday Jan. 25: 3:00 pm.
(Celebration Brunch: 1:00 pm)
• Saturday Feb. 1: 7:00 pm.
• Sunday Feb. 2: 3:00 pm.
General admission: $15 – $60
Purchase here.
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