Father and Son Perform in Opera Idaho's OKLAHOMA!, 7/13 & 15
What happens when you cast real-life father/son artists in a musical, and then pitch them after the same woman? Comedy!
Scott Noland (Samuel in The Pirates of Penzance) and David Noland (King Kaspar in Amahl and the Night Visitors) have been performing with Opera Idaho for years, but never before have they been in pursuit of the same woman! Scott will be performing the role Will Parker and David will be performing the role Ali Hakim (although the role will be humorously re-named). Both characters pursue, court, dismiss and tempt the young Ado Annie (played by Tiffany Calàs). Come to the show to see how the love triangle resolves itself...
Purchase tickets here and read more about the artists and information about Oklahoma! in Concert by following this link.
Oklahoma! runs July 13 & 15, 7:00pm at Idaho Botanical Garden. Tickets $15-$69.
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