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Kurt Weill, Street Scene
- I: Ain't It Awful, the Heat?
- I: I Got a Marble and a Star
- I: Get a Load of That
- I: When a Woman Has a Baby
- I: She Shouldn't Be Staying Out Nights
- I: Somehow I Never Could Believe
- I: Whatcha Think of That?
- I: Ice Cream Sextet
- I: Let Things Be Like They Always Was
- I: Wrapped in a Ribbon and Tied in a Bow
- I: Lonely House
- I: Wouldn't You Like to Be on Broadway?
- I: What Good Would the Moon Be?
- I: Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed
- I: Remember That I Care
- I: I Got a Marble and a Star (Reprise)
- II: Catch Me If You Can
- II: There'll Be Trouble
- II: A Boy Like You
- II: We'll Go Away Together
- II: The Woman Who Lived Up There
- II: Lullaby
- II: I Loved Her, Too
- II: Don't Forget the Lilac Bush
- II: Ain't It Awful, the Heat? (Reprise)

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opera Kurt Weill's Street Scene John Fulljames (stage director), Tim Murray (conductor) — With Geoffrey Dolton, Jeni Bern, Scott Wilde...

John Fulljames (stage director), Tim Murray (conductor) — With Geoffrey Dolton, Jeni Bern, Scott Wilde...

Kurt Weill's Street Scene John Fulljames (stage director), Tim Murray (conductor) — With Geoffrey Dolton, Jeni Bern, Scott Wilde...

About

A tenement on the East Side of Manhattan is our window into a multitude of precarious lives pushed to the limits. Romance, disputes, gossip mongering, betrayals, and constant tension mark the routines of this community of neighbors in the socially conscious Street Scene, the first opera Kurt Weill composed in the United States after escaping Nazi persecution. The brilliance of the music complements a sparkling libretto by Elmer Rice—an adaptation of his Pulitzer-winning play of the same name—and lyrics by legendary Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes.

John Fulljames | Stage director
Dick Bird | Set and costume design
James Farncombe | Lighting
Poti Martin | Sound Designer

Paulo Szot | Frank Maurrant
Patricia Racette | Anna Maurrant
Mary Bevan | Rose Maurrant
Geoffrey Dolton | Abraham Kaplan
Jeni Bern | Greta Florentino
Scott Wilde | Carl Olsen
Lucy Schaufer | Emma Jones
Harriet Williams | Olga Olsen
Eric Greene | Henry Davis
Joel Prieto | Sam Kaplan
Gerardo Bullón | George Jones
Michael J.Scott | Lippo Fiorentino
Marta Fontanals-Simmons | Jennie Hildebrand
Richard Burkhard | Harry Easter

Coro y Orquesta titular del Teatro Real (Coro Intermezzo y Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid)
Andrés Máspero | Chorus Master
Tim Murray | Conductor

Program

Kurt Weill, Street Scene
- I: Ain't It Awful, the Heat?
- I: I Got a Marble and a Star
- I: Get a Load of That
- I: When a Woman Has a Baby
- I: She Shouldn't Be Staying Out Nights
- I: Somehow I Never Could Believe
- I: Whatcha Think of That?
- I: Ice Cream Sextet
- I: Let Things Be Like They Always Was
- I: Wrapped in a Ribbon and Tied in a Bow
- I: Lonely House
- I: Wouldn't You Like to Be on Broadway?
- I: What Good Would the Moon Be?
- I: Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed
- I: Remember That I Care
- I: I Got a Marble and a Star (Reprise)
- II: Catch Me If You Can
- II: There'll Be Trouble
- II: A Boy Like You
- II: We'll Go Away Together
- II: The Woman Who Lived Up There
- II: Lullaby
- II: I Loved Her, Too
- II: Don't Forget the Lilac Bush
- II: Ain't It Awful, the Heat? (Reprise)