event The Turn Of The Screw

Madison Opera’s adaptation of Henry James’ famed ghost yarn tells the tale of a young governess put in charge of two children after their parents pass away. Shortly after the governess takes over, she begins to see strange figures wandering the remote country estate, and she's the only one who can see them. James’ deliberately ambiguous story has spawned numerous interpretations about whether the ghosts are “real,” and the reliability of the governess as a narrator. Grammy-nominated soprano Caroline Worra stars in the production.

Madison Opera’s adaptation of Henry James’ famed ghost yarn tells the tale of a young governess put in charge of two children after their parents pass away. Shortly after the governess takes over, she begins to see strange figures wandering the remote country estate, and she's the only one who can see them. James’ deliberately ambiguous story has spawned numerous interpretations about whether the ghosts are “real,” and the reliability of the governess as a narrator. Grammy-nominated soprano Caroline Worra stars in the production.

Madison Opera’s adaptation of Henry James’ famed ghost yarn tells the tale of a young governess put in charge of two children after their parents pass away. Shortly after the governess takes over, she begins to see strange figures wandering the remote country estate, and she's the only one who can see them. James’ deliberately ambiguous story has spawned numerous interpretations about whether the ghosts are “real,” and the reliability of the governess as a narrator. Grammy-nominated soprano Caroline Worra stars in the production.

Madison Opera’s adaptation of Henry James’ famed ghost yarn tells the tale of a young governess put in charge of two children after their parents pass away. Shortly after the governess takes over, she begins to see strange figures wandering the remote country estate, and she's the only one who can see them. James’ deliberately ambiguous story has spawned numerous interpretations about whether the ghosts are “real,” and the reliability of the governess as a narrator. Grammy-nominated soprano Caroline Worra stars in the production.