Tag Archives: Henry Ingram

Over 800 meals from Boheme On Tap for Daily Bread Food Bank

Posted on September 20, 2025 by barczablog

I have a new perspective on Puccini’s opera since attending La Boheme On Tap last night at the Redwood Theatre, although watching Moonstruck last week while interviewing a couple of the participants highlighted the contrast. Yes Mimi lives in poverty, … Continue reading →

Posted in Opera, Reviews | Tagged Alexander Hajek, Andrew Tees, Ann Cooper Gay, Brahm Goldhamer, Daily Bread Food Bank, Dylan Wright, Giacomo Puccini, Guillermo Silva-Marin, Henry Ingram, Holly Chaplin, Joel Ricci, Kathryn Rose Johnston, La boheme, La Boheme On Tap, Moonstruck, Opera Revue, Peter Barcza, Redwood Theatre, Ryan Hofman | Leave a comment

10 Questions for Guillermo Silva-Marin

Posted on March 29, 2013 by barczablog

The most influential man on the Toronto opera scene? That would be Guillermo Silva-Marin. His biographer and collaborator Henry Ingram put it this way: Singer, teacher, director, producer, impresario, musician…each of these words describes Guillermo Silva-Marin and sometimes he is … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews | Tagged Dixie Ross Neill, Guillermo Silva-Marin, Henry Ingram, Opera in Concert, SOLT, stuart hamilton, Summer Opera Lyric Theatre, Toronto Operetta Theatre, TOT, Voicebox | 7 Comments

Tag Archives: Henry Ingram

Over 800 meals from Boheme On Tap for Daily Bread Food Bank

10 Questions for Guillermo Silva-Marin

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