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Nashville Opera Student Club Offers Free Tickets

For each performance of 'Rigoletto Noir' at TPAC this weekend, Nashville Opera will offer 100 tickets to students with a valid ID.

Nashville Opera is proud to announce the return of OperaPASS and to introduce the new Nashville Opera Student Club.

Of the many perceived barriers to the performing arts, the price of tickets is a roadblock Nashville Opera is pleased to help Middle Tennessee students overcome.

“Building new audiences and reaching new communities are critical to the future of opera,” says Nashville Opera Education Manager Hannah Marcoe. “We hope to provide a seat for everyone to come to the table and invite them in.”

OperaPASS provides free tickets to college students registered for the program. Response has been so overwhelming that the program is completely full for the upcoming production of Rigoletto Noir.  In order to open the doors of opera to more students, Nashville Opera is pleased to offer another option for students.

For each performance of Rigoletto Noir in TPAC’s Jackson Hall on April 7 and 9, Nashville Opera will offer 100 Student Club Tickets to students with a valid high-school, college, graduate, post-graduate, or GED program ID card.

Students may purchase a maximum of two $30 tickets at a special rate of $20 each and must present their student ID and a valid photo ID at Will Call the night of the performance to pick up their tickets.

“We are very excited to offer students special access to experience live performances of this glorious art form,” says Nashville Opera Artistic Director John Hoomes.

The enrollment form for the Nashville Opera Student Club can be found at nashvilleopera.org/student.

 

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Michael Aldrich

Michael Aldrich is Nashville Parent's Managing Editor and a Middle Tennessee arts writer. He and his wife, Alison, are the proud parents of 4-year-old Ezra and baby Norah.