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KURT WEILL'S THE ROAD OF PROMISE 
DISCOVER MIAMI THROUGH MUSIC 

Temple Emanu-El on Miami Beach
Saturday, February 4, 2023 at 8 PM
Sunday, February 5, 2023 at 3 PM

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Ticket Pricing
Rows B-G= $60 *
Rows H- K= $40*
Rows L-N= $30*
Row O= $25
Sections 5 & 6 (Partial View)= $20

$10 Student Tix (valid ID required)

Senior discount: 20% off Rows A-N 
with code SENIOR at checkout

Group discounts for parties of more than 10+ are available.
Contact
info@orchestramiami.org
for more information.

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Featured Performers

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Join Orchestra Miami for a Florida Premiere!

Orchestra Miami presents the Florida premiere of the oratorio The Road of Promise, adapted from Kurt Weill’s opera The Eternal Road by Ed Harsh. This version condenses Weill’s original 4- act opera into 14 movements lasting a little over two hours. The opera was conceived as a method of raising the American public’s awareness to Hitler’s persecution of the Jews in 1937. Set in a synagogue where Jews hide as a pogrom rages outside, the story combines Biblical & pre-World War II Jewish history.  The performances will be at Temple Emanu-el in Miami Beach, the oldest Conservative congregation on Miami Beach and considered to be one of the most beautiful synagogues in America. 

 

The Road of Promise cast features stars from the Metropolitan Opera and a combined choir of over 100 voices. The cast is led by tenor Allan Glassman in the roles of the Rabbi/Narrator & baritone Mark Delavan in the roles of Abraham/ Moses/ Jeremiah, and soprano Elizabeth Caballero as Rachel. The performance will be conducted by Orchestra Miami's Artistic Director, Elaine Rinaldi, with stage direction by Vernon Hartman.

ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION

Due to the historical nature of the building and the fixed seating plan, handicap seating is not limited to one designated area. We will accommodate wheelchairs according to the open seats throughout the sanctuary. Although we will do our best when assigning seats, we cannot guarantee a companion seat next to the wheelchair.

The handicapped entrance will be from the door with the awning, to the north of the main entrance to the synagogue on Washington Ave. There is a bus stop, where cars can pull in to drop off patrons.

 

GOLDEN TICKET INFORMATION

A very limited amount of Golden Tickets are available for The Road of Promise. In order to secure Golden Ticket seats, please email ialmaraz@orchestramiami.org with your request. Requesting tickets does not guarantee a reservation. You will receive confirmation if we can fulfill your request. Attendees must each have a Golden Ticket and provide proper ID at the event, or will be required to purchase tickets. Seats will be assigned as available.

Saturday, February 4, 2023 at 8 PM Sunday, Feb 5, 2023 at 3 PM
Temple Emanu-El
1701 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, 33139

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