Held at UCSC’s Music Center Recital Hall from May 31 to June 3, “The Magic Flute” is a whimsical, comedic opera about Prince Tamino and his encounters with the Queen of the Night when she asks him to rescue her daughter from high priest Sarastro. “Having recently been appointed to the position of costume design coordinator, I decided to extend this incredible design opportunity to our students for résumé credit.”
“In 2017, I was asked to design UCSC’s 2017 production, ‘Orpheus in the Underworld,’” Bokavikova explained. Thanks to an established relationship between Costume Design Production instructor Alina Bokavikova and UCSC’s Opera Director Sheila Willey, 10 Academy students helped bring Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” world alive on stage through costume. For the second year in a row, costume design students from the Academy of Art University’s School of Fashion lent their talents to the UC Santa Cruz Opera program.
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