Los Angeles Philharmonic

LA Opera, based in Los Angeles, California, is a prominent American opera company founded in 1986. It is dedicated to producing world-class opera that reflects the city's diversity and artistic spirit. The company has its roots in earlier local opera efforts and was established following the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Arts Festival, which inspired the creation of a resident opera company. LA Opera has grown to become the fourth-largest opera company in the U.S. and a significant player on the international stage. The company specializes in staging full opera productions, blending historical masterpieces with innovative artistry. Performances primarily take place at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, where LA Opera aims to provide affordable access to high-quality opera. The company has a rich history of notable productions, including Verdi's *Otello*, and has collaborated with renowned artists such as Plácido Domingo and Gwyneth Jones. LA Opera continues to honor the legacy of opera while engaging the community through its diverse offerings.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County is a nonprofit organization for music and arts.

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