This Grammy-award-winning, “totally user-friendly” opera (Los Angeles Times) is a smart and sleek take on the entrepreneur who changed our modern world forever.
Steve Jobs relentlessly dedicated himself to creating the perfect device while wrestling with his own imperfections. He created technology to connect us all while struggling to connect with those around him. Faced with his mortality, Jobs re-visits moments that shaped his life—from a young romance to his dramatic fall from the C-suite—and circles back with newfound understanding.
John Moore makes his Utah Opera debut in the lead role and—according to composer Mason Bates—“so vividly creates the lead role that, by the end, you will be half-certain you are witnessing the man himself.”
ARTISTS: Robert Tweten, conductor | Tomer Zvulun, original production and staging by Tomer Zvulun | Rebecca Herman, associate director | Jacob A. Climer, set and costume designer | S. Tucker, video | Robert Wierzel, lighting designer | John Moore, Steve Jobs | Sarah Coit, Laurene Powell Jobs | Wei Wu, Kobun Chino Otogawa | Utah Opera Chorus | Utah Symphony
This Grammy-award-winning, “totally user-friendly” opera (Los Angeles Times) is a smart and sleek take on the entrepreneur who changed our modern world forever.
Steve Jobs relentlessly dedicated himself to creating the perfect device while wrestling with his own imperfections. He created technology to connect us all while struggling to connect with those around him. Faced with his mortality, Jobs re-visits moments that shaped his life—from a young romance to his dramatic fall from the C-suite—and circles back with newfound understanding.
John Moore makes his Utah Opera debut in the lead role and—according to composer Mason Bates—“so vividly creates the lead role that, by the end, you will be half-certain you are witnessing the man himself.”
ARTISTS: Robert Tweten, conductor | Tomer Zvulun, original production and staging by Tomer Zvulun | Rebecca Herman, associate director | Jacob A. Climer, set and costume designer | S. Tucker, video | Robert Wierzel, lighting designer | John Moore, Steve Jobs | Sarah Coit, Laurene Powell Jobs | Wei Wu, Kobun Chino Otogawa | Utah Opera Chorus | Utah Symphony
This Grammy-award-winning, “totally user-friendly” opera (Los Angeles Times) is a smart and sleek take on the entrepreneur who changed our modern world forever.
Steve Jobs relentlessly dedicated himself to creating the perfect device while wrestling with his own imperfections. He created technology to connect us all while struggling to connect with those around him. Faced with his mortality, Jobs re-visits moments that shaped his life—from a young romance to his dramatic fall from the C-suite—and circles back with newfound understanding.
John Moore makes his Utah Opera debut in the lead role and—according to composer Mason Bates—“so vividly creates the lead role that, by the end, you will be half-certain you are witnessing the man himself.”
ARTISTS: Robert Tweten, conductor | Tomer Zvulun, original production and staging by Tomer Zvulun | Rebecca Herman, associate director | Jacob A. Climer, set and costume designer | S. Tucker, video | Robert Wierzel, lighting designer | John Moore, Steve Jobs | Sarah Coit, Laurene Powell Jobs | Wei Wu, Kobun Chino Otogawa | Utah Opera Chorus | Utah Symphony
This Grammy-award-winning, “totally user-friendly” opera (Los Angeles Times) is a smart and sleek take on the entrepreneur who changed our modern world forever.
Steve Jobs relentlessly dedicated himself to creating the perfect device while wrestling with his own imperfections. He created technology to connect us all while struggling to connect with those around him. Faced with his mortality, Jobs re-visits moments that shaped his life—from a young romance to his dramatic fall from the C-suite—and circles back with newfound understanding.
John Moore makes his Utah Opera debut in the lead role and—according to composer Mason Bates—“so vividly creates the lead role that, by the end, you will be half-certain you are witnessing the man himself.”
ARTISTS: Robert Tweten, conductor | Tomer Zvulun, original production and staging by Tomer Zvulun | Rebecca Herman, associate director | Jacob A. Climer, set and costume designer | S. Tucker, video | Robert Wierzel, lighting designer | John Moore, Steve Jobs | Sarah Coit, Laurene Powell Jobs | Wei Wu, Kobun Chino Otogawa | Utah Opera Chorus | Utah Symphony
This Grammy-award-winning, “totally user-friendly” opera (Los Angeles Times) is a smart and sleek take on the entrepreneur who changed our modern world forever.
Steve Jobs relentlessly dedicated himself to creating the perfect device while wrestling with his own imperfections. He created technology to connect us all while struggling to connect with those around him. Faced with his mortality, Jobs re-visits moments that shaped his life—from a young romance to his dramatic fall from the C-suite—and circles back with newfound understanding.
John Moore makes his Utah Opera debut in the lead role and—according to composer Mason Bates—“so vividly creates the lead role that, by the end, you will be half-certain you are witnessing the man himself.”
ARTISTS: Robert Tweten, conductor | Tomer Zvulun, original production and staging by Tomer Zvulun | Rebecca Herman, associate director | Jacob A. Climer, set and costume designer | S. Tucker, video | Robert Wierzel, lighting designer | John Moore, Steve Jobs | Sarah Coit, Laurene Powell Jobs | Wei Wu, Kobun Chino Otogawa | Utah Opera Chorus | Utah Symphony
When a neighbor in need knocks at the door, the lives of four starving artists in Paris are changed forever. Featuring some of opera’s best-known music, this timeless classic captures the thrill and the devastation of young love.
When a neighbor in need knocks at the door, the lives of four starving artists in Paris are changed forever. Featuring some of opera’s best-known music, this timeless classic captures the thrill and the devastation of young love.
When a neighbor in need knocks at the door, the lives of four starving artists in Paris are changed forever. Featuring some of opera’s best-known music, this timeless classic captures the thrill and the devastation of young love.
When a neighbor in need knocks at the door, the lives of four starving artists in Paris are changed forever. Featuring some of opera’s best-known music, this timeless classic captures the thrill and the devastation of young love.
When a neighbor in need knocks at the door, the lives of four starving artists in Paris are changed forever. Featuring some of opera’s best-known music, this timeless classic captures the thrill and the devastation of young love.
In a magical adaptation of the beloved children’s book, a stranded pilot, a wise fox, and cast of other colorful—often puzzling!—characters come to life as a young prince makes a brave journey to find his way home.
In a magical adaptation of the beloved children’s book, a stranded pilot, a wise fox, and cast of other colorful—often puzzling!—characters come to life as a young prince makes a brave journey to find his way home.
In a magical adaptation of the beloved children’s book, a stranded pilot, a wise fox, and cast of other colorful—often puzzling!—characters come to life as a young prince makes a brave journey to find his way home.
In a magical adaptation of the beloved children’s book, a stranded pilot, a wise fox, and cast of other colorful—often puzzling!—characters come to life as a young prince makes a brave journey to find his way home.
In a magical adaptation of the beloved children’s book, a stranded pilot, a wise fox, and cast of other colorful—often puzzling!—characters come to life as a young prince makes a brave journey to find his way home.
Hilarious antics ensue on Figaro’s wedding day—expect disguises, mistaken identities, and a lot of hiding in (and under) things—as this comedy plays out with music by one of the greatest composers of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Hilarious antics ensue on Figaro’s wedding day—expect disguises, mistaken identities, and a lot of hiding in (and under) things—as this comedy plays out with music by one of the greatest composers of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Hilarious antics ensue on Figaro’s wedding day—expect disguises, mistaken identities, and a lot of hiding in (and under) things—as this comedy plays out with music by one of the greatest composers of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Hilarious antics ensue on Figaro’s wedding day—expect disguises, mistaken identities, and a lot of hiding in (and under) things—as this comedy plays out with music by one of the greatest composers of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
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