Various reviews and press about the company
BOSTON ROCK OPERA BRINGS THE HEREAFTER PARTY TO LIFE Celebrates David Bowie, George Michael & Prince; Benefits The Children’s Room FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 19, 2017 Boston—“Dig if you will the picture…” of one night featuring more than 40 Boston musicians, singers and dancers celebrating three pop icons—and you’re on the guest list. That’s exactly what’s in store for revelers at The Hereafter Party: […]
Three Nights Only! Boston Rock Opera & G-Rock Music Present HAIR – The American Tribal Love Rock Musical Book and Lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Music by Galt McDermott. October 21st @ 8:30pm October 22nd @ 8:30pm October 23rd Early Show @ 4pm$24 adv / $27 day of show Doors Open 1 hour prior to show. Once is […]
A concert dedicated to the late great interstellar rock god. TWO nights Only! August 6 and 7, 2016 ONCE Ballroom, 156 Highland Ave, Somerville, MA. Map and more information about the club and parking. Produced by Eleanor Ramsay and Erica Mantone Musical Direction By Mick Mondo, Russ Gershon, and Matt Sullivan The concert begins at 8pm with Mick Mondo and his band Streaker joined by […]
From the Boston Herald Abbey Road still rocks Music Review/by Sarah Rodman Friday, May 4, 2001 Abbey Road, performed by Boston Rock Opera, at Lilli’s, Somerville, last night. The evening began, appropriately enough, with Come Together. That is certainly the theme of this week’s concert series For the Benefit of Mr. Dee (Reprise). Last night’s performance at Lillis of the […]
Editor’s Pick– digitalcity Boston Aida isn’t the only opera in town these days. Over on the other side of town — on Huntington Avenue to be exact — Boston Rock Opera is presenting a production called ‘S. F. Sorrow’ that’s every bit as theatrical and entertaining as it’s more cultural counterpart. It can be seen at the fraction of the […]
Acting out Boston Rock Opera’s S.F. Sorrow The Boston Phoenix | Cellars by Starlight by Jonathan Perry Clad head to toe in bad-guy black, Mick Maldonado folds his towering frame into one of the 475 seats facing the stage at the Massachusetts College of Art’s Tower Auditorium and, looking into the lights, tries to explain what keeps bringing him back […]
The Boston Herald, November 10, 1995, Friday Places; Snoopin’ ground By Robin Vaughn On Wednesday night, the Boston Rock Opera company nears the end of its run at the Lansdowne Playhouse. “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band: A Concert” brings in a healthy midweek crowd, half of which saunters in around 8 or so. (Fortunately, the playhouse’s 8 p.m. curtain […]
Boston Rock Opera’s splendid ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’ THE BOSTON GLOBE: November 3, 1995 STAGE REVIEW | SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND – A CONCERT Presented by Boston Rock Opera. Words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney (“Within You, Without You” by George Harrison) Produced and directed by Eleanor Ramsay, music direction by Mick Maldonado, choreography by Jane Bulger. […]