Offenbach’s sparkling operetta turns classic myths on their head in a witty, satirical romp through ancient Greek mythology.

When Orpheus and Eurydice find themselves unwilling participants in a divine drama, the gods intervene and hijinks ensue.

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Full of infectious melodies, including the famous “Can-Can,” Orpheus in the Underworld is a fast-paced, irreverent comedy sure to delight.

 

In a monumental partnership, TCO is thrilled to have the North York Concert Orchestra “in the pit” for this production.

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SPECIAL EVENTS:
June 27th - Pride Night - TCO Celebrates the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. We encourage audiences to dress up in camp-inspired Greek mythology costume, take photos, and participate in an audience vote to decide who wins “best dressed” of the night. Category is: Greek Myth Campy Cabaret for the Gods!

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The “Can-Can”ned Food Drive will take place at both performances, in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank. Audiences are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to support members of the Toronto Community facing food insecurity.

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Fully staged opera performed in English.

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June 27th and 28th - Trinity St. Paul's Centre