Accompanied by The Dallas Opera Orchestra Live on Stage.

       

 

In celebration of the Music Hall Centennial, Broadway Dallas and The Dallas Opera unite to bring audiences a surreal, one-night-only concert event—Maria Callas in Concert: The Hologram Tour. Since it opened in 1925, the Music Hall at Fair Park has been the cultural touchstone for the citizens of Dallas. This event will continue that longstanding tradition.

On All Hallow’s Eve, state-of-the-art holographic technology will bring world-renowned opera star Maria Callas to life on the Music Hall stage. Featuring the legendary soprano’s digitally remastered recordings, this concert will include iconic arias from Bellini, Bizet, Verdi, Puccini, Gounod, and more, with live orchestration from The Dallas Opera Orchestra.

This one-of-a-kind experience will not only leave you questioning if you are in fact witnessing the real Maria Callas—as you see her laugh, interact, and emote with the orchestra—but it will commemorate an important moment in the city of Dallas’ artistic history with such a beloved artist.

In November 1957, the Dallas Civic Opera (now The Dallas Opera) opened with an iconic performance with Maria Callas at the State Fair Music Hall. Rather than opening with a traditionally staged opera, Callas performed in concert with The Dallas Civic Opera Orchestra and thereby set an artistic precedent for opera stars and companies around the globe. That opening night was a night to remember, as TIME magazine recounts, “[At the end] Callas took a single step forward—so dramatic that people all but jumped. She raised a commanding hand over her head, then threw her arms wide and sent that last full note straight up through the roof.”

Nearly 70 years later, join us as Maria Callas’ electrifying voice will be reunited with The Dallas Opera Orchestra at the Music Hall to make history once again.

The evening’s program will include Callas’s well known roles from Bizet, Verdi, Puccini, and beyond.

 

Prelude: Callas in Dallas

Maria Callas was an internationally beloved opera star—the iconic diva—and Dallas always had a special place in her heart. Learn more about her rich history with our city, including her role in kickstarting The Dallas Opera that we know today. Enjoy excerpts from her legendary 1957 concert at Fair Park Music Hall and more, performed live by The Dallas Opera Orchestra.

 

 

Location: Music Hall at Fair Park

 

Tickets sold exclusively through Broadway Dallas.

ERIN MORLEY, soprano
GERALD MARTIN MOORE, piano

“Her stratospheric high notes and flawless musicality steal the show.”
—FINANCIAL TIMES, London

Shining coloratura star, accomplished pianist, and avid skydiver! Erin Morley is a sought-after artist on the world’s major opera stages, including La Scala, Vienna Staatsoper, Glyndebourne, and the Metropolitan Opera, where she has sung more than 100 performances! She continues to thrill audiences around the globe both in recital and a host of major coloratura roles, including Gilda in Rigoletto, Olympia in The Tales of Hoffmann, and the title role in Lucia di Lammermoor. The Sunday Times hailed her new album, Rose in Bloom, as “an enchanting walk in a garden of blossom and color.” Look forward to an equally delightful interlude in this beautiful afternoon of song! Program to include works by Delibes, Saint-Saëns, Rachmaninoff, Rimsky-Korsakov, Bizet, and Meyerbeer.

 

MOODY PERFORMANCE HALL
Tickets $15–$50

 

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View the full program here or in the Flip Book below.

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Get a first glimpse of the opera stars of tomorrow, as they perform on the Winspear stage. Finalists at the 2026 National Vocal Competition will sing with The Dallas Opera Orchestra while competing against singers from across the United States. Attendees are invited to join the action by voting for the “People’s Choice Award” winner of the evening.

Winners announced!

First Place: Tzvi Bat Asherah, bass-baritone
Second Place: Nathan Bowles, tenor
Third Place: Anna Thompson, soprano
Jonathan Pell People’s Choice Award (determined by audience vote):  Tzvi Bat Asherah, bass-baritone

 

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View the full program here or in the Flip Book below.

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CHRISTIAN GERHAHER, baritone
GEROLD HUBER, piano

In a rare US appearance, revered German baritone Christian Gerhaher is joined by his longtime pianist Gerold Huber for this season’s Titus Family Recital. The formidable duo performs a program featuring lieder by Robert Schumann, a complete survey of which they have recorded to great acclaim. “Gerhaher’s recital partnership with Huber is a relationship of equals, in which baritone and pianist function as a single expressive unit, while confessional intimacy and emotional refinement characterize Gerhaher’s singing at its best… breathtaking” (The Guardian).

An annual season highlight, the Titus Family Recital showcases the most accomplished and insightful interpreters of art song performing on international stages today, welcoming Texas patrons to the intimate setting of Moody Performance Hall with accessible and inviting ticket prices.

Hailed as one of the “Best Classical Music Performances of 2023.”—The New York Times

PROGRAM:
Songs by Robert Schumann
Fünf Lieder, Op. 40
Liederkreis, Op. 39
Drei Gesänge, Op. 83
Romanzen und Balladen, Op. 53
Sechs Gedichte und Requiem, Op. 90

View the full program here or click the Flip Book.

Song Texts and Translations