At Palladium Theater, Handel’s English opera "Semele" features Holly Flack in the title role in a production that famously tackles all the best parts of the human condition (love, off the charts libido, jealousy, rage, regret) all while a score that features “Where e’er you walk,” “Iris, hence away!” and “Myself I shall adore” unfolds.
The St. Pete Opera production runs from Feb. 4-8.
What’s more is that $10 rush tickets are now available. The discount is available to students and educators who head to the Palladium Theater box office 30 minutes before showtime. Tickets will be doled out on a first come first served basis and are limited to just one ticket per person. A valid school issued ID is required, and payment must be in cash.
St. Pete Opera now has $10 rush tickets for 'Semele,' which opens next week
The discount is available to students and educators.
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