Family-Friendly Opera Showcases Memorable Music And A Timeless Message
Central City Opera Proudly Presents Gian Carlo Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors"
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On Saturday, December 23 at 11AM & 1PM, and Sunday, December 24 at 11AM and 1PM, Central City Opera brings the heartwarming, family-friendly opera “Amahl and the Night Visitors” to life at Central Presbyterian Church in downtown Denver. Tickets start at just $12 and the one-hour performance is accompanied by the renowned Central City Opera orchestra.
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“Amahl and the Night Visitors” made history as the first-ever opera composed for television in America when it premiered on Christmas Eve in 1951. Today, it remains a cherished work, celebrated for its deep emotional resonance, memorable music, and timeless message.
The story follows Amahl, a young boy with a disability, and his poignant encounter with the Three Kings on their journey to Bethlehem. A unique aspect of this performance is its setting—the historic and grand architecture of Central Presbyterian Church amplifies the ambiance, transporting audiences to the heart of the story.
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