TellTale’s 2025/2026 Season
October 18, 7:30pm
Venue
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 811 Cathedral St, Baltimore, MD 21201
What does resistance mean? What is being resisted, on an individual or systemic level? How does resistance manifest, either through bold action or in small daily practice? What can resistance look like? Join us for a chamber vocal concert featuring ten works selected in TellTale’s inaugural call for scores that present a spectrum of ways to look at resistance.
Program features works by Ali Balighi, Dermott Breault, Peter Dayton, Zygmund de Somogyi, Linda Dusman, Marie Herrington, Tim Holt, Kevin Malone, Daniel Sabzghabaei, Saman Shahi
Elisheva Pront (soprano), Meg Huskin (soprano), Mia Athey (mezzo-soprano), Jake Elfner (tenor), Ben Ross (baritone), Daniel Lin (cello), Nikki Ponticelli (viola), Kim Zhang (piano)
Family Ties
May 2026
Join us this coming May for a piano vocal workshop featuring two operas in progress: “Rabbit Season” by Meg Huskin with Libretto by Sarah-Perret Goluboff and “Take Me Down” by Michael Mills. To be the first to hear when tickets go on sale, click below to sign up for our newsletter!
For this project, TellTale Opera Theatre is thrilled to announce our first-ever call for auditions. First-round auditions will be judged via virtual submission, followed by in-person callbacks. Rehearsals will take place in March and April, culminating with a public performance in early May. Click below to learn more!
Sandbox Showcase
TellTale Opera Theatre presents a series of brand-new theatrical scenes that expand upon the definition of what opera can be, featuring works by Mira Huang, Julio Quiñones, Ben Ross, Meg Huskin, and Michael Mills.
An Evening of Storytelling
Join us Sunday, April 28 at 6pm for our first event “An Evening of Storytelling,” a recital performance featuring Baltimore-based opera artists as we present some of our favorite tale-telling musical works.
Tickets are $15, and can be purchased at the door or online.