Kentucky Opera - Louisville, Kentucky

Alian P.

Muy buena

Elizabeth S.

Came today for the hobbit show, I want to put a disclaimer that the kids did do amazing, really talented group of kids.

We felt catfished by the venue, we were expecting to be in an opera house, but instead we were led to a wobbly makeshift audience seating in a room that resembled exactly what you'd expect from a school play in a gymnasium.

We were also expecting an orchestra to be performing the film score and as you can tell where this is going, there wasn't.

I'm not sure if this was the feel they were trying to have with this interpretation of the hobbit but we felt disappointed.

I'd say probably the worst thing though was having seating in between poles, there should be at the very least an unobstructed view. I attached a picture of our view with a pole right in the way, you can't even see the performer that was directly behind it.

Brother A.

Wonderful first time there. Enjoy "This little light of mine" Clean and comfortable!

Raymond M.

We’re big fans of regional opera companies and the Kentucky Opera in Louisville didn’t disappoint. Their productions are staged in the historic Brown Theater. In your pre-opera meal, hit the Brown Hotel for one of their famous “Hot Browns.”

jinx

beautiful 🥹 just amazing... saw my first opera here. i went back to see the production a second time. i even stayed for a little q&a with the crew afterwards and it was just amazing. i felt very emotional after. thank you

Thea F. ?.

Not the grandest opera house. But they do cute shows. Tango opera is quite unique!

Chris S.

I fantastic organization and a vital cog in the Derby City art footprint, BUT...do not confuse the business offices with a place of performance. This particular location is where the stars that do not feel the waves of adulation that come from standing ovations. While Opera rings and the fabulous theaters art centers schools parks of our great City Louisville, this is a place of toil. Paperwork, contracts, purchasing... not behind the scenes but those that procure the plywood velvet throat spray, Ace bandages for those that work behind the stage for the performers. They will accept donations here, and you don't have to own a distillery to drop off a check. take heed, I heard... Taylor Swift on the house sound and but I did see a very thick chick out front singing Rihanna.

Irin B.

It would be helpful to update your website with stating the correct Cultural Pass information. This would be extremely helpful to parents with young children showing up the the Opera building just to be turned away because the storybook program is not even being held at main location. This could be easily updated on the youth and family programs tab on website.