Opera Saratoga is gearing up to present Jacques Offenbach’s vibrant opera “La Vie parisienne,” featuring a fresh libretto commissioned from Tim Drucker.

The production will be guided by Mary Birnbaum, who serves as the company’s general and artistic director, with Juliane Gallant conducting the orchestra. The talented cast comprises Fantine Douilly, Chuanyuan Liu, Danny Lugo, Brennan Martinez, Kate Morton, Wagner Mauricio Pastor, Chase Sanders, Geoffrey Schmelzer, Michael Segura, Sadie Spivey, and Jack O’Leary.

Performances of “La Vie parisienne” are slated for June 20, 22, 26, and 28 at Universal Preservation Hall, promising audiences a lively and engaging experience.

This summer, Opera Saratoga will also bring to the stage a diverse lineup, including the romantic musical “She Loves Me,” the evocative “In a Grove,” and the unique “A Mass for Women in Bathrooms,” showcasing the company’s commitment to varied and innovative programming.

Each production reflects Opera Saratoga’s dedication to blending classic works with contemporary perspectives, ensuring a season that appeals to both seasoned opera enthusiasts and newcomers. Tickets and further details for all performances can be found on Opera Saratoga’s official website, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in this rich cultural experience.