Don Giovanni is truly the stuff of opera: love, lust, murder! This fully staged performance, entirely in English and in the intimate setting of the Larsen Center, gives the audience…

A discussion of the book Opera Sisters with the author, Marianne Monson. On the eve of a second world war, two unremarkable sisters will use their love of opera to…

Don Giovanni is truly the stuff of opera: love, lust, murder! This fully staged performance, entirely in English and in the intimate setting of the Larsen Center, gives the audience…

Oregon's own internationally acclaimed, award-winning pianist Andrei Andreev will be performing his favorite pieces from the classical piano repertoire. This event is a fundraiser supporting the Cascadia Chamber Opera's Festival…

Treat mom to an afternoon of opera on Mother's Day! CCO performers will sing a wide range of arias, songs, and musical theater favorites.  

Join us for Italian cuisine, live opera, and a sneak peak into this year's opera festivities! Help CCO make exceptional and imaginative opera accessible to Pacific Northwest audiences. Dinner and dessert $100

A double-bill featuring Ashley Hastings' When Dragons Come to Play and Sarah Cohen directing the Grimm Tales' Little Red Riding Hood

A double-bill featuring Ashley Hastings' When Dragons Come to Play and Sarah Cohen directing the Grimm Tales' Little Red Riding Hood

CCO Principal Artists will perform at the Fort George Brewery, singing a wide range of arias, songs, and musical theater favorites. All ages welcome!

Susan Kander and Roberta Gumbel’s dwb (driving while black) tackles what it means to be a parent of a black child who starts driving. In its swift 45 minutes, the listener spends 16 years with a black mother, feeling her growing fear as her black son moves towards adulthood in America.

Susan Kander and Roberta Gumbel’s dwb (driving while black) tackles what it means to be a parent of a black child who starts driving. In its swift 45 minutes, the listener spends 16 years with a black mother, feeling her growing fear as her black son moves towards adulthood in America.

Nemorino, a not-so-clever guy, has fallen for Adina, a guesthouse owner. He desires her attention but doesn’t feel worthy. Fortunately, he meets Dr. Dulcamara (most certainly a quack) who sells him a “magic elixir” that can make his dreams come true.

Nemorino, a not-so-clever guy, has fallen for Adina, a guesthouse owner. He desires her attention but doesn’t feel worthy. Fortunately, he meets Dr. Dulcamara (most certainly a quack) who sells him a “magic elixir” that can make his dreams come true.