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O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs
The O'Neill School was created to address the complex issues that face society today, issues one field of study alone can’t solve. We prepare students for careers in public service, business and nonprofit management with versatile degrees that let them move seamlessly among all three. Our faculty are engaged in relevant and cutting edge research dedicated to finding solutions for the common good.
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Kathiana Dargenson
Soprano, Teaching Artist, Performer, Lyric Soprano, Teaching Artist, Executive Assistant
Studied here for Master of Music, Performance Diploma, Opera.
Trinity Fan
Collaborative Piano, Piano, Private Teacher
Studied here for Bachelor's of Music, Piano Performance.
2024
AMFS
This Stagetime member is a member of the Aspen Music Festival and School (2024).
2024
AMFS
This Stagetime member is a member of the Aspen Music Festival and School (2024).
Emily Warren
Mezzo-Soprano
Studied here for Master of Music and Performer's Diploma, Vocal Performance.
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Mansfield Park
Aunt Norris -
Victoria Popritkin
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Description
Originally written for four-handed piano, this 2011 chamber opera for 13-piece orchestral ensemble is based on the 1814 novel by Jane Austen. The narrative follows the impoverished Fanny Price, who is sent as a child to live with her wealthy aunt and uncle at their family estate, Mansfield Park.
Composer Dove said he “heard music” when he first read the story, and the opera’s score is peppered with influences from Mozart, Stravinsky, and Britten while reflecting the book’s Regency period. Fanny is Austen’s “quiet heroine” in this intelligent comedy of manners that satirizes class, marriage, and moral education, and sparkles with wit and craftsmanship.
Event Type Opera
Language Performed English
Contributors
Victoria Popritkin
Aunt Norris
Feb 13, 2026 - Feb 22, 2026
Dates
13
Feb, 26
22
Feb, 26