The Vagabond Queen (opera)

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The Vagabond Queen, subtitled "a musical tale in one act", is a work of opera/musical theater by Edward Barnes. "The Vagabond Queen" was written for the singer-actress, , when she and Barnes made a concert tour of Kansas, sponsored by the . The director-choreographer staged the piece, a production repeated numerous times on tours of the California State University campuses and for various opera conferences. In March 2009, the work was performed by Peters and Barnes as part of the grand opening of Cal State Fullerton's new . Other productions of "The Vagabond Queen" include those by Opera Pacific, Los Angeles Opera, University of Richmond, and the , among others.

Cast: Queen/Vagabond, King, Foreign Ruler, Court Minister (all roles played by soprano)

Duration: 20 minutes.

Orchestration: Piano, or piano, violin and 'cello.

References[]

• Opera For Youth Directory at Opera America

External links[]

• "The Vagabond Queen" at Opera America
• "The Vagabond Queen" at Diamond Opera Theater
• The Vagabond Queen at Family Audience Opera

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