"A Sanctuary in the City… Living Faith"

West Michigan Opera Projects presents “Susannah”

SUSANNAH: March Art Hop

SUSANNAH, one of America’s most popular operas, will be presented at First Presbyterian Church on Friday, March 1 at 7:30 pm. The composer, Carlisle Floyd, is the son of a Mennonite preacher and these hymn tunes influenced his composition. The story is based on the Apocrypha’s “Susannah and the Elders” and is the story is of a woman standing up in the face of injustice and being shunned from her community.

The theme resonates as much today with the #metoo movement as it did when the story was written around 600 BCE. It is a moving story of human nature, and challenges the audience to make a difference in the way people are treated and accepted.

The cast includes Sarah Faasse, Trent Broussard, Jonathan Lovegrove, Keon Atkins, Ron Roys, Evan Snyder, Les Rowsey, Gaetan Gerville-Reache, Schyler Sheltown, Karen Albert, Elizabeth Hamm, and Karen Rowsey.

Accompanied is provided by Todd Wilkie, piano and Dr Joanna Steinhauser, violin.
Please join us on Art Hop night, March 1, for this production of SUSANNAH.You can go to this website for more details, or to RSVP your spot: https://tinyurl.com/yxrkzuv3.
Admission is free.