Music-Stories-OPERA!
Produced by
Houston Grand Opera

This is a non-ticketed performance – no tickets are necessary, no reservations can be made. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis, or at manager’s discretion. As a courtesy to Miller, we’d appreciate it if you’d fill out the school group attendance form here.

This performance will not be livestreamed.

Music-Stories-Opera is a lively hour-long program invites students to step into the world of opera—not just as spectators, but as active participants. Through a mix of live performance, storytelling, and interactive games, they’ll discover how singers use music and voice to express emotion and bring characters to life.

Audiences will enjoy selections from the world’s most famous operas, guess the languages of famous arias, and even help create a brand-new “mini-opera” on the spot. Designed to spark curiosity and creativity, the program aims to give young audiences a hands-on connection to the art form.

Houston Grand Opera is one of the largest, most innovative opera companies in the United States. In fulfilling its mission to advance the operatic art, to serve the community, and to be a leader in the future of opera, HGO has led the field in commissioning and producing new works and in training and nurturing young artists and administrators.

All performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre are FREE!

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All performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre are funded in part by the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.

Wednesday, September 23, 2026
11:00 am (1h)