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Now streaming for a limited time at Mb1800.org is

Now streaming for a limited time at Mb1800.org is Bach’s lost Markus Passion in its world premiere staging by Chatham Baroque, The Sebastians, Concert Theatre Works and Music Before 1800.

Starring Joseph Marcell as the Evangelist. Filmed at Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh and directed by Bill Barclay

Our third world premiere of 2025 is a commission f

Our third world premiere of 2025 is a commission from Academy of Ancient Music: Bach’s Art of Fugue.

Artistic Director Bill Barclay @barclayarts debuts a new play for four actors to interleave with Laurence Cummings and eight of the finest musicians in UK historical performance.

On tour May 14 Cambridge
May 15 The Barbican in London

@aamorchestra

#bachsartoffugue #artoffugue #kunstfurfugue #concerttheatre #aam #laurencecummings

The Markus Passion stream is live for just one mor

The Markus Passion stream is live for just one more week. Link in our bio.

This world premiere staging of Bach’s lost Passion stars Joseph Marcell and features The Sebastians and Chatham Baroque.

#markuspassion

Critics and audiences alike delighted in our world

Critics and audiences alike delighted in our world premiere staging of Bach’s lost Markus Passion in tour last week.

“As musical story-meditation in Bach’s dramatic style and using exclusively Bach’s music, the Bruno version proved highly engaging and theatrically satisfying in its debut....

“... it was Bach’s music, artfully arranged for dramatic and musical effect by editor Bruno and vividly played and sung by the afternoon’s artists, that left the most indelible impression of the day.”

-NY Classical Review

“New York should be suitably impressed.”

-Pittsburgh Gazette

We’re thrilled to be able to share this with those who couldn’t attend in person! Our concert stream launches April 28.
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photos: @tatianadaubek

Ahead of today’s NYC Premiere of our new show MA

Ahead of today’s NYC Premiere of our new show MARKUS PASSION, here is our Artistic Director, and the show’s adaptor and director, Bill Barclay @barclayarts excerpted from his feature in Early Music America discussing the production.

Only a handful of tickets remain for today’s performance @mb1800 at 4pm on the upper west side. Tickets in our bio or at mb1800.org

Pictured are some of our musicians @chathambaroque and soprano @pascalebeaudin

MARKUS PASSION features @thesebastiansnyc and actor Joseph Marcell.

#markuspassion #concerttheatre #newbach

We’re excited to announce that our production of

We’re excited to announce that our production of Romeo and Juliet will make its debut with The Hartford Symphony Orchestra in 2026!

February 13-15, 2026
Belding Theater at The Bushnell
Friday & Saturday at 8 PM
Sunday at 3 PM

Conducted by Carolyn Kuan
Directed by Bill Barclay

The Hartford performance will feature additional elements, including Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet Overture alongside works by Prokofiev, Berlioz, and Rota.

Romeo and Juliet: A Theatrical Concert, is a groundbreaking collaboration between the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Concert Theatre Works, and acclaimed director Bill Barclay. This co-commissioned production—also supported by the Royal Albert Hall and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, features live actors in costume, dynamic staging, and even sword fighting on stage. This performance goes beyond traditional concert presentations to create an immersive theatrical experience. The orchestra will perform alongside the action, blending Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy with some of the most evocative music ever written for the story.

🔺Learn more at the link in our bio

Main image by @helena.m.photography

#romeoandjuliet #hartfordsymphonyorchestra #concerttheatre

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