Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".

Opera Omaha, September 1992 -- the American stage premiere of Ermione, directed by Jonathan Miller, conducted by Ransom Wilson. Sources: OPERA America Schedule of Performances (via Wayback, http://web.archive.org/web/20131215042000/http://www.operaamerica.org/Applications/Schedule/reports/details.aspx?company=3125&title=Ermio&start=09%2F11%2F1992), which gives Opera Omaha / Ermione / conductor Wilson / director Miller / costumes Candice Donnelly and Opening Date Friday, September 11, 1992; and James R. Oestreich, "Review/Opera; Love's Labors Exercised in a Series in Omaha", New York Times, 24 September 1992, a review written after the night, which names Brenda Harris (Ermione), Phyllis Pancella (Andromaca), Mark Nicolson (Pirro), Malcolm Rivers (Fenicio), Sharon Key (Cleone), Mark Calkins (Oreste) and Kenn Chester (Pilade) under Ransom Wilson, with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in the pit at the Joslyn Art Museum's Witherspoon Concert Hall. Saloga (Attalo) and Leah Miller (Cefisa) come from the cast list in the rip folder ("Ermione - 1992.09.17 - Omaha.txt"), which agrees with the review in every name the review gives. DAY DELIBERATELY LEFT UNSET: that cast list, and the folder name, claim 17 September 1992, but nothing outside the folder corroborates a performance on the 17th -- the only documented nights are the 11 September opening and the Saturday (19 September) the NYT critic attended, the festival having ended on the 20th. Month and year are secure; the day is not. Orchestra recorded as the NYT gives it; the folder's cast list calls it "Orchestra of the Omaha Opera".