FRIENDS OF OPERA
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Looking back on a year of achievements, we are deeply grateful to you, our cherished supporters, whose contributions have been essential to OPERA San Antonio’s impact in our community. From new works to classic masterpieces, we strive to deliver exceptional productions and educational programs that touch the hearts and minds of all who attend.
Our 10th anniversary season commenced in October with a vibrant production of Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, the world’s first mariachi opera, featuring Mariachi Campanas de America. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, we provided free access to 1,746 students, teachers, and veterans to the final dress rehearsal and two performances. Leading up to Cruzar, we hosted a significant educational program called OPERA Meets Mariachi which introduced over 1,300 students from 23 schools to the worlds of opera and mariachi music. Educational initiatives like this, along with our 50 free school visits and 20-30 annual free community events, are central to our mission to ensure that opera thrives in San Antonio.
OSA’s community and education programs have grown substantially in our 10 year history, now impacting more than 20,000 citizens per year from diverse communities and backgrounds thanks to our commitment to access, equity, and inclusion. Fiscal stability is a cornerstone of our values, helping us achieve nine straight seasons of balanced budgets, ensuring that th
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OPERA San Antonio’s mission is to produce opera of uncompromising artistic quality and to enrich our community through educational outreach and social engagement. The company is committed to preserving and sharing opera as an art form that is relevant, inspirational, and accessible to residents and visitors of all ages and backgrounds. The civic premise of OPERA San Antonio is that the community needs, and the citizens deserve, access to the major performing arts.
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OSA’s 2023/24 Season marked a period of remarkable achievement, with a strategic focus on expanding access for families and the wider community With the launch of Hansel and Gretel, OSA became the first organization to incorporate all 5 Resident Companies of The Tobin Center (OPERA San Antonio, Classical Music Institute, Ballet San Antonio, Children’s Chorus of San Antonio, Youth Orchestras of San Antonio) into one production. This collaboration exemplifies the unifying power of opera, bringing together organizations to create a stronger cultural community in San Antonio.
Engelbert Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel is a richly composed piece clearly influenced by the composer ’ s time spent assisting Richard Wagner This production featured 49 musicians from The Orchestra San Antonio/Classical Music Institute along with 6 young musicians from Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, 6 dancers from Ballet San Antonio, and 12 young singers from the Children‘s Chorus of San Antonio Children in attendance at the opera were given free Hansel and Gretel books to take home as a keepsake.
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“(Students) had seen/heard about the (OSA) outreach program coming to our school last year and wanted to see a full production. They loved the performance...They were shocked that they got to go for free, and wanted to dress up for the occasion at the next opera. ”
“At first I thought (opera) was something that's only for old people. I absolutely loved it and I want to go see more of them if possible.”
Top: Ballet San Antonio (top) Bottom: Children’s Chorus of San Antonio with Gretel (Meechot Marrero)
Hansel (Felicity Stiverson) and Gretel (Meechot Marrero).
Hansel (Felicity Stiverson) and Gretel (Meechot Marrero) All Photos by Karen Almond
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Sean Curran and conducted by James Lowe. Principal cast members Madison Leonard, David Walton, Hugh Russell, Bill McMurray, and Claudia Chapa were joined by 24 members of the local OSA Chorus, lead by Chorus Master Dottie Randall. Children in attendance were given free pirate bandanas to take home as a souvenir
The whole experience was accessible and relatable.”
“I like felt my jaw broken from how many times I dropped it, the show was absolutely fantastical. it was so much fun I definitely recommend especially if it’s your first opera. This makes me want to go to more operas. It’s so fun and amazing ”
Top: OSA Chorus with The Pirate King (Bill McMurray) Bottom: Mabel (Madison Leonard) and Frederic (David Walton)
Top: OSA Chorus with The Major General (Hugh Russell) Bottom: OSA Chorus with The Sergeant of Police (Brandon Morales) All Photos by Karen Almond
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Last season, OSA’s community production was a family friendly, traveling production of Amahl and the Night Visitors by Gian Carlo Menotti OSA took opera on the road and out into the community to offer performances in four venues: the Edgewood Fine Arts Academy, Magik Theatre, Carver Cultural Community Center, and the Alamo Heights United Methodist Church Notably, performances at Edgewood and the Carver were offered for free to students and community members, ensuring greater access to this powerful art form Our partnership with the Magik Theatre was a new
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OSA cares deeply about our veterans. During the 2023/24 Season we increased our outreach to the veteran community through multiple efforts For the first time in OSA history, we offered A Singing Salute! Veterans Day Concert at Shephard of the Hills Lutheran Church which collected donations for both CAMMO and Fisher House A Holiday Concert was offered at the Blue Skies East Air Force Retirement Village of San Antonio We also increased our outreach by offering a record breaking 632 sponsored tickets to our productions at the The Tobin Center To achieve this we partnered with the Vet Tix and Tobin Heroes programs
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B A C K S T A G E T O U R
Immerse yourself in the world of opera as you get the inside scoop on what it takes to create this grand spectacle. This behind the scenes tour is guided by General & Artistic Director, E. Loren Meeker and our Music Director, Francesco Milioto. They delve into the world of
RA San Antonio gather in The Tobin Center’s Leroy man Founders Lounge to grab a cocktail and share in the tement of the opera they are about to experience.
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Backstage Tours for 2023 Opera Gala guests
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BENEFITS BENEFITS
Up to
$249
FRIEND
Be among the first to learn about OSA programming Program Book Listing
$250$499
$500$999
$1,000$4,999
All benefits above plus Invitation to Cocktails & Conversation with OSA Artistic Leadership SUPPORTER
$5,000$9,999
$10,000$24,999
CONTRIBUTOR Above $25,000
All benefits above plus Access to a Backstage Tour before a performance
BENEFACTOR
All benefits above plus Pre-show access to the Leroy Denman Founders Lounge at The Tobin Center Parking Privileges
Invitation to a The Orchestra San Antonio event
All benefits above plus Name recognition on the Title Screen
Access to VIP Seating during the 210 Summer Festival GRAND BENEFACTOR
Access to After Party with Cast GRAND PATRON
All benefits above plus Meet & Greet with Cast and Board
Special packages, including sponsoring artists and program underwriting, can be crafted for individuals and corporations looking for major sponsorship options
Please contact Madeline Elizondo at 210-673-7270 or madeline@operasa.org for more information.
2023 GALA COMMITTEE
Gala Chairs
Blair and Barbara Labatt
Committee Members
Bruce and Alethea Bugg
Sam and Laura Dawson
Wendell and Susan Hall
Dr William and Mary Henrich
Paul and Nicole Hensley
Charles and Cindy Huey
Mark and Carolyn Johnson
Mark and Jennifer Johnson
Greg and Bekki Kowalski
Annie Labatt
James and Katherine McAllen
Muffin Moorman
Tim and Kathy Musgrave
John L Nau, III
Eduardo and Elsi Parra
David and Tracy Pope
Eric and Elizabeth Reblin
Tom and Pat Semmes
Amy E Stieren
Dale and Sandra Tremblay
Drs Sergio and Alice Viroslav
Graham Weston and Valerie Collins
Matthew and Kimberly West
Nelson and Tracy Wolff
Barbara Wood
Bob and Mary Worth
2023 GALA SPONSORS
Bank of Texas, Presenting Sponsor Labatt Foundation
H-E-B
C H Guenther & Son LLC
Comprehensive Home Health & Hospice
FASTSIGNS Northeast & Downtown
Holt CAT/ Lockton Companies
Lorenzo Martinez Garza/ Able City
Greg and Bekki Kowalski
Annie Labatt
Luther King Capital Management
James and Katherine McAllen/
Amy E. Stieren
Dr. Sara McCamish/
Sarah Hudson Moore
The Meeker Family
Tim and Kathy Musgrave
John L Nau, III
John Newman Family Charitable Fund
Pape-Dawson Engineers
Parra & Co
Chan Peterson and Rebecca McEuen/ Wendell and Susan Hall
Quality Urgent Care
Texas Capital Bank
Turtle Creek Wealth Advisors
Drs. Sergio and Alice Viroslav
Graham Weston and Valerie Collins
2 0 2 3 / 2 4 S E A S O N
D O N O R S
O P E R A A N G E L
($100,000 and above)
Bexar County Commissioners Court
City of San Antonio
Kronkosky Charitable Foundation
Labatt Food Service
The Tobin Endowment
Mrs. Jane Cheever Powell
U N D E R W R I T E R
($50,000 to $99,999)
Drs. James E. Griffin III and Margo Denke
H-E-B Helping Here
Russell Hill Rogers Fund for the Arts Semmes Foundation Fund of the San Antonio Area Foundation
S P O N S O R
($25,000 to $49,999)
Bank of Texas
The Ewing Halsell Foundation
The Labatt Foundation
The Martha-Ellen Tye Foundation
Valerie Collins and Graham Weston
Comprehensive Home Health & Hospice
Laura and Sam Dawson
Elizabeth Huth Coates Foundation of 1992 FASTSIGNS Northeast, FASTSIGNS
Downtown
Frost Bank Charitable Foundation
C.H. Guenther & Son LLC
Greg & Bekki Kowalski
Luther King Capital Management
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
John L Nau, III
Opera Guild of San Antonio
Parra & Co
Texas Commission on the Arts
Tobin Theatre Arts Fund
Tracy and David Pope
Texas Capital
Able City Anonymous
Richard and Peggy Calvert
Jeff and Jana Galt
Dr. Richardson Gill
Mark and Carolyn Johnson
Annie Labatt
Legacy Park
Mr and Mrs Robert R Lende
In honor of Blair Labatt
Lucifer Lighting Company
Katherine and James McAllen
The Meeker Family
Phil Muth
The Ann and John Newman Family Fund
In honor of Barbara and Blair Labatt
Quality Urgent Care
Amy E. Stieren
Turtle Creek Wealth Advisors
Drs Sergio and Alice Viroslav
($2,500 to $4,999)
A John and Belinda F Andersen
Donna Barrow
In memory of Sue Storm
Gene Dawson
Wendell and Susan Hall
Holt CAT
Bruce & Anne Johnson
Lockton Companies
Lorenzo Martinez-Garza
Drs. Sara McCamish and Edward Briggs
Sarah Hudson Moore
Tim and Kathy Musgrave
Duncan Elliott Osborne
In honor of Blair Labatt
Becky McEuen & Chan Peterson
Sterling Foods
TEAM Group, Ltd
Tobin Center for the Performing Arts
University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
($1,000 to $2,499)
Blue Skies of Texas
Terri Smith and Bill Alig
Margaret Corning Boldrick
Tony & Carla Canty
Costa Solutions LLC
John and Sylvia Czarnetzky
Frost
Jim and Frances Garner
Antonia K and Richard E Goldsmith
Ronald C Keller
Aleyda and James Kniestedt
Mr and Mrs Reggie Laird
Dr James Lazarus
Mr Gerald W Lee and Marina Gonzales
Taddy McAllister
James E. McCutcheon and Kate Davis In memoriam B. Letitia Rogers
Alan Miller
Cynthia O'Connor
The Original Mexican Restaurant & Bar
Eric and Elizabeth Reblin
Polly and George Spencer
In honor of Blair and Barbara Labatt
Brig Gen Sue E Turner
Marshall and Elizabeth White In honor of Bronwyn White
The Williamson Foundation
( $ 5 0 0 t o $ 9 9 9 )
AnArte Gallery & Studio
Christopher V. Bacon
Dan and Marcia Goodgame
In honor of Blair and Barbara Labatt
Drs. Jayne & David Gordon
Patricia and Reagan Houston
Ajeya P Joshi M D
Sharon Martin Kocurek
Martin and Frederica Kushner
Anna Lopez
In Memory of Estella Guevara
Gary V. Malanchuk
Francesco Milioto
($500 to $999)
Keith and Pat Vigeon Orme Charitable Foundation
Paul Montalvo and Mariana Vela
Edward and Linda Poetschke
*Kevin and Laura Salfen
Alice Witterman
Craig Wilson
In honor of Graham Weston
S U P P O R T E R
( $ 2 5 0 t o $ 4 9 9 )
Kate Chapman
*Paul and Anne Comeaux
In honor of Madeline Elizondo
*Gary Finger
Lani and Matt May
*Andrea Melcher
In honor of Caroline Melcher
Laura A Powell
Robert and Nancy Shivers
John Smelko
Margaret King Stanley
F R I E N D
($100 to $249)
Harry Akin
Nancy Fix Anderson
Marie Barrett
Matthew Charles Brockway
In memory of Maria Callas
Dr Candice Castro and Mr Thomas Grippo
Dr. & Mrs. William J. Chiego
Maura Conron
Sean Curran
Adriana Danysh
Dr Anna Falkenberg
Jonathan Fast
Emil Friesenhahn
*Harald Goring
Hon and Mrs Phil Hardberger
Dr & Mrs Edward T Herbold
($100 to $249)
Dr. Corey Hough
Neff K. Hudson
Cynthia & Charles Huey Family Fund of the Southwest Community Foundation
Carol Kalwaitis
Robert Knapp
Mary Stephanie and Philip Locke
Dr David Maize
Gary V Malanchuk
Roger and Suzanne Meeker
Victor Moya
Sandy & Art Nicholson
SA100
In honor of E. Loren Meeker
Laura Samuel Aissatou Sidime
S U S T A I N E R
( u p t o $ 9 9 )
*Mr. Jorge Alonzo
Alyssa Avenatti
Mr & Mrs David Burgess
Luis Alonso Cisneros
Larry Dalton
William R Dawley
Elizabeth Donda
Sean Francis
Susan Toomey Frost
Renee Garvens
Elliott Gurwitz
Ms Alexandria Hamlin
Gary and Angela Hoeffler
Mr Edward R Howarth Jr
Charles John and Lisa Petrosky
Janis Kelly
Michael Kennick
George W King
Stephanie Mackey
Sara Meyer
Mary Moorman
Emily B Neff
*Lacey Palmieri
G.J. Peña, Jr
Lisa Potter
Mr. William Purcell
Robert Raposo
Skye Richey
Merry Rogers
Sonya Schiferl
Paul Kevin Smith
Becky Walker
Robert Walsh
David Warren
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