Announcing our 25-26 Season
Immigration and Opera in the U.S.
Norwegian American Centennial (Lief Erikson by Gerard Tonning and the Centennial Cantata by F. Melius Christiansen) - October 10 & 12, 2025
Maria Callas Birthday Celebration - December 5 & 7, 2025
The Consul by Gian Carlo Menotti - March 13 & 15, 2026
Aleko (Rachmaninoff)/Mavra (Stravinsky) - June 19 & 21, 2026
Puget Sound Concert Opera's 2025–2026 season includes free admission opportunities made possible by a generous grant from 4Culture

This support is part of 4Culture's Public Free Access program, which aims to reduce the barrier of admission fees for King County residents—particularly those in underserved communities—so that more people can experience rich and relevant cultural events. Funding comes from the recently passed Doors Open legislation, a major investment in the future of the arts in our region.
Mission, Vision, and Equity Statements
Mission
Our mission is to bring a wide variety of opera to life through passionate performances in intimate settings, fostering a vibrant artistic community. We make these extraordinary works accessible and affordable, ensuring that the joy of great opera is within reach of all.Vision
Our vision is to be a model of artistic excellence in opera, fostering collaboration, inclusivity, and unforgettable experience. Professional integrity guides our actions. We treat others with respect, professionalism, and transparency, upholding the values we would hope to receive in return. Our interactions are rooted in mutual trust and understanding. We believe in the power of building community. This commitment extends to both our performers and potential audience members, fostering a diversity and inclusivity. We understand that true innovation thrives on diverse ideas and unique contributions. We foster an atmosphere that celebrates creativity and encourages individuals to express themselves freely. Our vision is to lead by example and to inspire others. Together we will create unforgettable experiences that resonate with audiences and leave a lasting impact on the world of opera.Equity and Inclusion
We think opera is awesome and can be enjoyed by everyone. We welcome you no matter who you are, where you’re from or how you identify. We are all about breaking down barriers and making sure that everyone gets a chance to hear and love these amazing works. We’re committed to creating a community that’s fair and diverse, starting right here with us. Let’s build a world where opera is for everyone!Board of Trustees

John Burkhardt, President; Jenna Calixto, Vice President; Jennnifer Bromagen, Secretary; Chris Thomas, Treasurer; Bernard Kwiram, At Large; Karen Early Evans, At Large; Ericka Kendall, At Large; Regina Thomas, Artistic Director