If your heart is in despair, there is no better place to explore the sadness and the joy than music, significantly Schumann’s Dichterliebe. The German Romantic period was a time of poets and the glory of private thoughts, of the exploration of the lyrical in mankind – a period that inspired the Song Cycle, wedding Learn More
Author: Stephanie Vlahos
Story teller, Ideator, Writer, Creator, Director, Artistic Consultant
Lion in Winter, Colony Theatre
Mariette Hartley and Ian Buchanan bring star quality, decades of stage and screen experience, and award-winning acting chops to the Colony Theatre
Viva Verdi, Lyric Opera Virginia
A celebration of Verdi’s centennial, 2013 Lyric Opera Virginia, Viva Verdi! Conducted: Joe Walsh Stage Direction and Set Design concept: Stephanie Vlahos Lighting Design: Jared Sayeg
Mozart’s, The Marriage of Figaro
The Opera Institute at the Cole Conservatory presents The Marriage of Figaro, California State University, Long Beach Conductor: Johannes Mueller Stosch Stage Direction: Stephanie Vlahos Lights: Jared Sayeg Set Design: Adam Fleming
Wayne Peet’s Doppler Funk – Blasto!
Wayne Peet’s Doppler Funk – Blasto!
Pacific Cinderella at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts
Interviews with the students and faculty from the LA County High School for the Arts on their production of Pacific Cinderella (太平洋灰姑娘) created in collaboration with the Hangzhou Arts High School through the support of the Confucius Institute in Los Angeles. Pacific Cinderella —is a story that is a metaphor for coming-of-age not just for Learn More
Tristan und Isolde: Act 2
Tristan and Isolde is rarely performed, however thanks to Ms. Vlahos’ brilliantly condensed version YMF were able to bring this production to the Broad Stage in Santa Monica and the screen.
Seven Strangers
Spoken word production based on Mercury’s Wake by Stephanie Vlahos and mixed with Blasto! by Wayne Peet’s Doppler Funk
This is Vegas baby!
Isn’t it dangerous?
Roman Style
I see you reading that book
That kiss
Rhea walked into the club space as the audience applauded
A story about reading a book
If you knew how lucky you are you would be more god than mortal.