The DePaul Opera Theatre presents Orfeo ed Euridice composed by Christoph Gluck. 

Gluck‘s elegant eighteenth-century account of the Orpheus myth is filled with sublime melodies and numerous dance episodes. The gods agree to let Orpheus rescue his wife, Eurydice, from the underworld, but there is a catch. To be together again, he must lead her out without turning to look back at her or explain the reason why, or she will be lost from him forever. 

Craig Trompeter, conductor
Sarah Edgar, director

View the complete production program here. This performance will be available as a livestream event here.  This production will be repeated on Sunday, November 10 at 2PM.

Please note: This opera has scenes that contain suicide contemplation, flashing lights, and a slow strobe effect.