"refreshingly smart and articulate.... nothing less than beautiful. " - NY Theater Now
"Opera with a conscience" - CurtainUp.com
"Topping Off Carnegie Hall & Steinway Hall With an Opera at the Fringe" - Huffington Post
"The amazing young cast was consistently excellent, and more than up to the task of delivering the vocal chops required by the ambitious score by Matthew Zachary Johnson" - Khris Tahmin of the New York Media Group
"I'm not what you would characterize as a typical fan of opera.... That's why I was pleasantly surprised by The Boston Tea Party Opera... which seeks to frame contemporary national debates involving the encroachment of civil liberties and attenuation of Constitutional rights within the context of this nation's politically tumultuous founding" - Liberty Island Magazine
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New love blooms - and old loyalty dies, 
as Sam Adams leads a rebellion 
against an Empire's high taxes, 
heavy-handedness and invasions of privacy. 
A mythic, modern version of the moment 
Americans discovered their identity as a people.
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Charles Armstrong (Richard Clarke); Kerry Gotschall (Elizabeth Adams), photo: Jocelyn Johnson

Thank you to cast, donors and crew 
for a fantastic run at the NY Fringe Festival!

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Opening Nigh: Over 100 people lined up outside the Sheen Center in NYC.