Broadway World’s Natalie de la Garza spoke with Artistic and General Director Sarah Rothenberg about the 2017/2018 season, and it’s theme, No Place Like Home. “I think all of us Americans have been thinking about the idea of home and what America means to us, and how much our culture...
Da Camera’s latest original production, A PROUST SONATA, conceived and directed by Sarah Rothenberg, was selected by a jury of international producers to be featured at the International Society of Performing Arts “Pitch New Works” Program at ISPA’s January conference held at The Times Center in New York. Bringing together...
Da Camera’s recording Rothko Chapel, released in October 2015, is included in the first round voting for the 2015 Grammy Awards in two categories: Best Choral Performance and Best Classical Compendium. The recording received rave reviews: The best classical recordings of 2015 “terrific concept album” – The Chicago Tribune 5 stars...
In her insightful program notes for the upcoming Picasso and Music, just published on our web site, Sarah Rothenberg teases out the connections between the great artist’s drawings in the exhibition Picasso The Line and the music by Stravinsky and Satie on the program. For example, she writes: “Performing the...
Check out a newly-posted interview with Sarah Rothenberg and Houston Public Media’s Joshua Zinn about the 2016/2017 ROOTS season. Rothenberg and Zinn talk about Friday’s Josephine Baker concert and other upcoming events. Click here for the interview.
Set and costume design Marina Draghici and projection and video designer Hannah Wasileski have joined the production team for Sarah Rothenberg’s Marcel Proust Project. Marina Draghici won the Tony Award for Best Costumes and Lucille Lortel Award for Best Costumes for her work on Fela! Hannah Wasileksi won an Obie...
