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Opera On Tap ~ Los Angeles

2:21 PM PDT on March 19, 2011

Opera On Tap ~ Room 5 Lounge ~ Sunday, March 27 ~ 6pm ~ Los Angeles

Opera On Tap takes L.A.

Our mission as a not- for-profit 501(c)3 company, is to promote opera as a viable, living and progressive art form deserving a place on the American cultural landscape.

In 2005 we created Opera on Tap as a performance outlet for our friends and ourselves. We wanted an opera "gig" in the vein of the New York rock or jazz gig. Freddy’s Bar and Backroom provided us with the opportunity. It was an affordable way to have fun together and work on our music at the same time... Guess what else happened…

We discovered a new audience starved for intense, acoustic, musical experiences!

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