The Baltimore Concert Opera seeks to present works in an unadorned style more akin to oratorio than to traditional, fully-staged opera. The intent is to focus the audience’s attention on the voice first and foremost. English supertitles accompany all the performances. Past works include Mozart’s Don Giovanni, Don Pasquale by Donizetti, and Puccini’s La bohème. A distinctive feature of the company is its live auditions held publicly for audiences. (DK)

Baltimore Concert Opera Information

• Public Transportation: Good (a short walk from MTA buses 3, 11, 61, 64, and 410, and Charm City Circulator Purple line at West Mount Vernon Place/N Charles Street)
• Handicapped Accessibility: Good
• Performances/Programs: 4 per season with multiple performances of each
• Ticket Prices: $25–$65 depending on seat selection
• Subscriptions: 4-show ($100–$239); 3-show ($77–$191) with prices varying by seat selection
• Membership: Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated.