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This was a fantastic Fan-Made T-Shirt for our “Queen of Knives” opera, with shirt design by Levi!

We are now proud to offer this T-Shirt online as it was previously only sold during the opera and a limited number of local live shows.

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Show your support of the Cabaret Revolution with this Vagabond Opera shirt!

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Show your support of the Cabaret Revolution with this Vagabond Opera shirt!

Colors & Sizes

White - S White - M White - L White - XL White - XXL Red - S Red - M Red - L Red - XL Red - XXL

Sizes: Small - XXLarge
Colors: Red & White
Price: $15.00 + $5.00 shipping to ANYwhere in the WORLD…including the USA

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Jerome and Radio M host Tony Sarabia listen to Vagabond Opera, a Portland-based group that puts a modern spin on Balkan music, operatic singing, Klezmer and cabaret.

“It’s nice to go to a show and be immersed not only some really fantastic music, because these are pretty top notch musicians…but to just see the playfulness on stage.” – Radio M Host Tony Serabia

Take a listen to Vagabond Opera on NPR here!!

“At the Triple Door, Vagabond Opera (”from faraway exotic sunny Portland”) was the indisputable crowning glory of the night. This sextet has fine voices, unbelievable musical chops and a huge and humorous stage presence. They know how to dress, how to make an entrance and how to craft an instantly hummable tune.”

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“One thing I have learned in all these years is that there are some things worth waiting for and Vagabond Opera is one of them. They are nothing short of sensational and they are also indescribable.

One of the things I take pride in is my objectivity. I go to events like this, observe with journalistic distance and report the facts. Vagabond Opera demolished that foolish pretension with their first notes. I was on my feet and wiggling like no one my age should. Their beat is that infectious.

They have a formula that releases us from everyday existence and transports us into a fantasy that is addictive enough to be classified as a dangerous substance. Let’s hope the DEA doesn’t clue into what these folks do.”

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” ‘Welcome to the Opera,’ which introduced the musicians, showcased their eclectic stylistic madness, and finished with a sample of Verdi’s “Traviata.”

Led by operatic tenor and accordion player Eric Stern, the six-piece Portland ensemble was decked out in colorful costumes fit for Vaudeville. Their set was theatrical, fun, and extremely entertaining.

They sang, they danced, they joked, they spanked, and had the audience singing and clapping along the way.”

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“The band utilizes a strange combination of theatrics, comedy, dance, incredible musical talent and, of course, what band is complete without a little burlesque dancing? On Friday, November 6th, they shocked and awed the audience at the Capilano Performing Arts Theatre with their antics, which included speaking gibberish to each other between songs, and one of the band members pulling a set of false teeth out of her bra. Music and drama compete in Vagabond Opera, but the real wonder behind the scenes of the band is the secret ingredient of both these elements – improvisation. ”

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