Opera Las Vegas Logo
Menu
Paris Extraordinaire inspires Opera Las Vegas' extravagant Parisian-themed celebration, featuring an evening of spectacular performances, exquisite formal dinner, hand crafted French libations, legendary silent auction and unforgettable camaraderie.
Opera Las Vegas' poster for their annual 2023 Gala, "Paris Extraordinaire." A crowd of 19th century Parisians gather for a formal ball in a luxurious ballroom with the Eiffel Tower lit in the background. Illustration by Gregory Storkan and Maria Savko.
Join us on February 25th, 2023 in the stunning Milan Ballroom of the M Resort & Casino! Individual seats and full tables available for booking at this not-to-be-missed event.
TICKETS + INFO →

Coming to
La Traviata?

Get Directions →
  • APPROX. RUN TIME: 2 hours, 50 minutes total (Act I: 35 min., Act II: 65 min., Act III: 35 min.)
  • PARKING: Ample free parking is available.
  • DRESS CODE: Dressy-Casual to Come As You Are
Download Latest Press Release
Download icon
24th Season Announcement

August 22, 2022 • Download →

Celebrating
24 seasons

CONTACT
(702) 263-6604
[email protected]
FAQ  →
Demonstrate your commitment to the arts, increase your recognition in the community, and gain exclusive access to the OLV’s benefits for company engagement and employee-client rewards.
  • Bravo Circle

    Join our 1st tier circle for cherished Friends of OLV.

    View Benefits →
  • The Operazzi

    Join our popular Young Career Club for 21-45 year-olds.

    View Benefits →
  • Encore Club

    Join our premium tier Encore Club for exclusive invitations and Lounge access.

    View Benefits →
  • Opera Angels

    Join the beloved ranks of our priceless volunteer supporters.

    Get Involved →

Beer and Baritones at Biersch Toasts Oktoberfest

← Back to All News
49136299 - two glasses of beer toasting creating splash

Both Oktoberfest and opera got their due with Beer and Baritones at Biersch on October 15. The Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant provided the venue and vittles – and three exciting young baritones offered full-throated, accomplished singing along with the beer.

Phillip Harris communicated vocal joy, whether presenting the signature baritone aria from Don Pasquale, Mozart’s Magic Flute tune, or Broadway’s If Ever I Would Leave You.  Douglas Campbell brought his years of Broadway success to the mix with a haunting piece from Korngold’s Die Tote Stadt, a popular aria from Faust, and the showpiece Soliloquy from Carousel.  Geoffrey DiGiorgio tickled the ear with Figaro’s famous entrance song from The Barber of Seville, tickled the funny bone with If I Were a Rich Man, and touched the heart with Il Trovatore’s wondrous baritone solo. 

With Jack Gaughan at the piano, General Director Jim Sohre at the podium, and a Drinking Song or two thrown in, the event was filled with musical Gemütlichkeit.

graduation-hatmenucross-circle linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram