The Lee University Opera Theatre, directed by James Frost, will present its annual Musical Revue in the Squires Recital Hall, located in Lee’s Humanities Center, on Sunday, Nov. 13, at 3 p.m.

The performance, which is the final project of Lee’s Opera Theatre class for the fall semester, will include various scenes and solos spanning the musical theatre repertoire, from the Golden Age to the more recent productions.

The performance allows every participant of the Opera Theatre to sing at least one solo role in one of the scenes and includes some solo numbers, giving them the opportunity to expand as a solo performer.

“The participants of each scene are challenged to stage their own scene with help from myself and the other participants, which is a great learning tool, using their own creative impulses,” said Frost, associate professor of music at Lee.

Opera Theatre was started in the spring of 1998 by the now retired professor, Tony Deaton, as a workshop and has grown into a production organization performing a Musical Revue in the fall, a fully staged opera from both standard and less traditional repertoire in February, and an opera scenes program during the spring semester.

Frost joined the School of Music in 2007 after having taught at Lee part-time. In addition to directing Opera Theatre, he currently teaches applied voice. Prior to his arrival at Lee, Frost lived in Germany for 20 years where he gained professional experience at various opera houses such as Stadttheatre Hildesheim in Germany, Tiroler Landestheater in Austria, and regional theatres in the United States.

The concert is free, non-ticketed, and open to the public. It will also be available via livestream at leeu.live/.

For more information about Lee’s Opera Theatre, contact Frost at [email protected].