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Fall 2020
Article Published: 09 Nov 2020

Kudos: Fall 2020

Awards and noteworthy accomplishments in the opera field

McNally With Jake Heggie and Frederica Von Stade at the premiere of Great Scott
McNally With Jake Heggie and Frederica Von Stade at the premiere of Great Scott (photo: Karen Almond)

Terrence McNally is the posthumous winner of The Dallas Opera’s 2020 Maria Callas Award. The librettist and playwright, who died in March, received the honor in recognition of his contribution to two landmark events in the company’s history: the 2015 opera Great Scott, with a McNally libretto and music by Jake Heggie; and Heggie and Gene Scheer’s 2010 Moby-Dick, on which McNally served as a consultant.

Francesca Zambello

Francesca Zambello, artistic and general director of The Glimmerglass Festival and artistic director of Washington National Opera, has been named a Knight of the Order of the Star of Italy for her contributions to Italian culture. The honor is conferred by the president of the Republic of Italy.

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