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New York City Opera to Return Under Reorganization Plan

Matthew Sedlar on January 15, 2016
New York State Theater, home of New York City Opera 1965–2011.
New York State Theater, home of New York City Opera 1965–2011.

A bankruptcy court judge confirmed on Jan. 12 the New York City Opera will be revived under a new reorganization plan, according to the New York Times. The company, which had filed for bankruptcy protection in 2013, will now be managed by the group NYCO Renaissance and plans to present Puccini’s Tosca on Jan. 20-24 at the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center.

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Matthew Sedlar oversees edits and posts content to SFCV and social media. He has worked on the copy desks of several publications including the Orange County Register and the Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report. He also served as deputy editor of Congressional Quarterly's Healthbeat and a music writer for the blog DCist. In his spare time, he writes about the intersection of statistics and various nerdy topics for Stats for Geeks.