Opera Extras highlighted the people behind the performances.
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Stage crew from IATSE Local 7 assembling the set for "Marriage of Figaro." The opera conducts tours that showcase how sets are put together prior to a performance. These tours are part of the 2026 Opera Festival Extras which can be found on the opera website (centralcityopera.org).
Central City Opera Orchestra chamber music at Saint James Church. From left to right: Byron Hitchcock, Chris Jusell, Koko Dyulgerski, and Erin Patterson. The chamber music was part of the 2026 Opera Extras offerings.
The chamber music series was a chance to showcase opera orchestra musicians. From left to right: Byron Hitchcock, Barbie Noyes, and Nick Davies.
Central City Opera Supervising Stage Hand Dave Mazzeno and Director of Production Emily Barber discuss how opera sets are designed, built and rotated at a Backstage Magic tour which is one of the 2026 Opera Festival Extras activities.
