From the monthly archives: March 2009
Text interviews are so yesterday. Imago Dei steps it up with their new video Artist Profiles. Expressive, informative, engaging and entertaining, get a glimpse into the inspirations and backgrounds of members of the Imago Dei team who perform minor miracles in transforming interior spaces. Real people, real personalities, real professionals. To see more profiles click here.
Expressive, informative, engaging and entertaining, get a glimpse into the inspirations and backgrounds of members of the Imago Dei team who perform minor miracles in transforming interior spaces. Real people, real personalities, real professionals. To see more profiles click here.
For more videos like this one visit our Team page.
L-R Stacey Weber, Steve Bullitt, Matthew Wallace. Photo by Alisa Murray.
Last evening, members of Imago Dei enjoyed the inaugural production of Sugar Land Opera, presented by Imperial Performing Arts of Sugar Land, Fort Bend County’s first and only resident performing arts organization.
The evening included the US premier of Howard Blake’s
The Station
and
The Impressario
by Mozart. Tickets are still available for the matinee on Sunday, March 15, at Briscoe Manor in Richmond.
The voice talent was truly superb. The actors well directed could also think on their feet, dealing with some unruly props, they wove it into the comic sense of the opera itself. While both operas were light and comic, the Mozart piece was carried by a full orchestra. Blake’s was scored for a piano quintet, accommodating a larger cast & set.
L-R Leon Yurner, Bass; James Hall, Tenor; Debbie Hyde & Jamie Wells, Imago Dei; Steve Bullitt, Actor
.
L-R Daniel Sigmon, Musical Director IPA; Edward Crowell, Executive Director IPA; Nicole Kenley IPA; Jamie & Jeremy Wells, Owners Imago Dei.
L-R Jeremy & Jamie Wells, Owners, Imago Dei
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