Here is a video of her performing Olympia’s aria in recital.

Olympia, Les Contes d’Hoffmann

Saturday, June 18th, 8:00 pm
Sunday, June 19th, 2:00 pm
Thursday, June 23rd, 8:00 pm
Friday, June 24th, 8:00 pm
Saturday, June 25th, 8:00 pm
Sunday, June 26th, 2:00 pm

All Performances at the Montgomery Theater
291 S Market St (W. San Carlos at Market St.) San Jose, CA 95113

Chelsea is delighted to join the Lyric Theatre of San Jose as Aline in their production of The Sorcerer. One of Gilbert and Sullivan’s earliest operettas, The Sorcerer is the tale of a young couple who want everyone to be happily mated, but inadvertently set off ridiculous pairings of townspeople through the misuse of John Wellington Wells’ magic tea potion. Come see this beloved operetta with a new twist; Bollywood style meets Victoriana. What magic will be needed to restore order?

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Stage Director: David Euresti
Music Director: Aaron Schultz

The recital will take place at St. Matthews Lutheran Church in San Francisco, CA on June 11th, 2011. Proceeds go to St. Matthew’s.

for more information, email chelsea at chelseahollow@gmail.com

Friday March 11, 8pm Lescher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek
Saturday March 12, 8pm Presentation Theater, San Francisco
Sunday March 13, 2pm Presentation Theater, San Francisco
Sunday March 13, 7pm Presentation Theater, San Francisco

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Chelsea will be performing the role of First Bridesmaid as well as covering the role of Angelina (The Plaintiff).

Last performed by the Lamplighters in 1997, Trial by Jury is Gilbert & Sullivan’s perfect little musical comedy about a jilted bride (Jennifer Ashworth) suing her would-be groom (John Brown). A one-act gem, Trial matches Gilbert’s delicious satire on the legal system with some of Sullivan’s most inventive and tuneful music, performed by the Lamplighters orchestra. Their second collaboration, first produced in London in 1875, Trial by Jury, is distinctive from the others in that it is sung through in its entirety with no spoken dialog. Featuring Jonathan Spencer as the Judge (and a good Judge too!)

We are thrilled to announce that, with the support of generous grants, we have scheduled a special student matinee of Trial by Jury (with full 21-piece orchestra) on Monday, March 14, at 11:00am, at Presentation Theater, at the very affordable price of $5 per student/teacher/adult chaperone.

Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek
925-943-7469 • lesherartscenter.org
Tickets: $17-50

Presentation Theater, San Francisco (Tickets sold through YBCA)
415-978-2787 • ybca.org
Tickets: $14-47

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Director: Barbara Heroux
Conductor: Baker Peeples

3 Weekends at 3 Great Bay Area Venues!
1/28 – 2/20

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Chelsea Hollow is very excited to make her Lamplighter’s debut! In this tale of intrigue and betrayal set in the foreboding Tower of London, a political prisoner is framed for a crime he didn’t commit and catastrophe and hilarity ensue as others attempt to release him from the devious plot and secure his freedom. Featuring a lovesick jailor, a lovely young woman trapped in a marriage to an unknown man, and a jester who has lost his sense of humor, this dark comedy is the closest thing to grand opera in the Gilbert & Sullivan repertoire. Combining poignancy and tragedy with humor to an extent not seen in any other Gilbert libretto, and boasting some of Sullivan’s finest work, Yeomen is considered the best of the canon by many G&S fans.

Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek
925-943-7469 • lesherartscenter.org
Tickets: $17-50
Friday January 28, 8pm
Saturday January 29, 2pm & 8pm
Sunday January 30, 2pm

Novellus Theater at YBCA, San Francisco
415-978-2787 • ybca.org
Tickets: $14-47
Friday February 4, 8pm
Saturday February 5, 2pm & 8pm
Sunday February 6, 2pm

Bankhead Theater, Livermore
925-373-6800 • bankheadtheater.org
Tickets: $19.50-43
Saturday February 19, 8pm
Sunday February 20, 2pm

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Director: Barbara Heroux
Conductor: Baker Peeples

Sunday, December 12th, 4pm-6pm

Composed by Peter B. Allen

Chelsea Hollow is pleased to be premiering the role of Mary in The Message of Gabriel, a new Opera based on Luke 1. Peter B. Allen, local Bay Area composer wrote the Libretto and composed the wonderful music of this Biblical Music Drama. The story follows portions of the lives of Zachariah, Elizabeth, and Mary as they learn of the life changes that are approaching them. Chelsea will be joining Erin Murphy (Elizabeth), Michael P. Mendelsohn (Gabriel), and Gregory Stapp (Zachariah).

Sunday December 12
4:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
330 Hope Street, Santa Rosa 95404
Free admission
Child care provided
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Directed by: Natalija Nogulich

June 17th and 19th at 8pm
Featuring nine composers, five from the Bay Area, two from New York, one from Pennsylvania and one from Oklahoma.

Come with us as we XPLORE: an erotic transformation in Hungary; starving artists in a sideshow in Czechoslovakia; a pioneer woman in Nebraska driven mad by loneliness; an Xpresident disintegrating in America. And more!

Chelsea will be playing The Reporter in George Bush: The Last 100 Days, a hilarious one act opera by Chris Whitacre. During the course of the opera, President George Bush decides he wants to “change his mind” on many of his policies. Of course the liberal reporter falls madly in love with him! It is a great score with some really funny moments. George Bush will be performed with several other new works by local composers.

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Tickets and Information at:
http://www.goathall.org/XFreshVoicesTickets.htm