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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 23 MIN

 La bohème: Poetry, Poverty, and Passion

from Behind the Blue Curtain · host Sarasota Opera

Join us for  La bohème: Poetry, Poverty, and Passion. In this episode, we explore the timeless story of love, art, and heartbreak. Join Martha Collins, stage director Stephanie Sundine and soprano Ashley Milanese, who sings Mimi, as they share behind‑the‑scenes stories, artistic insights, and what makes this beloved opera so emotionally powerful. From Puccini’s soaring music to the poetry and passion at the heart of the piece, this conversation reveals why La Bohème continues to resonate across generations. Whether you are a seasoned opera enthusiast or discovering the art form for the first time, this episode offers an intimate look at one of opera’s most cherished masterpieces.

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