…the Play of Daniel at the Longy School, Cambridge, 10/31. The army of Persia/Iran invades Babylon/Iraq.
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Daniel in the Lion’s Den
Here’s the oldest known visual treatment of Daniel in the lion’s den, from the 1st century catacombs of Rome.
For the newest known treatment, please come to Trinity Church, November 21 and 23.
Bad rulers, with bad advisors…
…make bad decisions. Just saying. Learn more about the Dark Side of politics (but with excellent music) via the Play of Daniel.
Anne sings to the Virgin in Concord…
…at a special Daniel preview for some good friends just outside of Boston, October 25.
Last night’s house concert…
…in Beacon Hill was a great success! Here’s Anne Azéma talking with audience members after the show.
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It’s good to be the King…
But what happens when your loud party gets interrupted by the handwriting on the wall?
Watch and hear the young captive Daniel sing his prophecy of the signs, in one of the most powerful moments in all medieval theater, November 21 and 23 at the Boston Camerata’s “Play of Daniel.”
Learn more here, and order your tickets online.
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Medieval hungry lion seeks young Jewish prophet for meaningful encounter
Watch it all evolve November 21 and 23 at the Boston Camerata’s “Play of Daniel.” Learn more. And order your tickets online.
Daniel the Prophet is coming to Boston!
Don’t miss the Boston Camerata’s splendid new production, staged and sung, of the 13th century mystery play from medieval France. Learn more here. And order your tickets online!
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Do you have your tickets for Play of Daniel yet?
Celebrate our 60th season and discover what delights this brand-new production has in store.
The Ludus Danielis, or Play of Daniel, is a powerful medieval mystery play composed eight centuries ago in Beauvais, France. Under Anne Azéma’s direction (music and staging), our ambitious production will combine old and new, bringing together music and movement, theater and liturgy, light and shadow.
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STRASBOURG HOTLINE
First rehearsals got underway last weekend in Strasbourg for the December Camerata tour. Our stellar vocal soloists — Azéma, Harley, and Rentz-Moore (plus instrumental virtuosi Lazarevitch and Ansorg) will be backed up by sixteen distaff chorists from Mission Voix Alsace. It promises to be a terrific, three-concert tour.
In our photo, Anne (with hurdy gurdy) rehearses with the choral ensemble, as the early-autumn light pours into the Foyer des Etudiantes Catholiques. If you haven’t visited Strasbourg and Alsace when the sun is out, you haven’t lived…Hopla!
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