Victoria Petrovich
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Journey To Cordoba
costume design

Director - Jose Luis Valenzuela
SEt Design - Gronk
Lighting design - Michael Gilliam

Los Angeles opera. tour

LA TImes..."Journey to Cordoba," with music by Lee Holdridge and a libretto by Richard Sparks, is directed by Jose Luis Valenzuela. Performed by a cast that includes four professional singers and a chorus of L.A. County High School for the Arts students.

With a set by L.A. artist Gronk and costumes by Victoria Petrovich, the opera is funded by a 1993 $100,000 AT&T grant to the L.A. Opera to support the development of Latino works, the first part of which went toward the 1994 mainstage production of Manuel Penella's "El Gato Montes."

This production opened at the Luckman Theater and toured to six schools. The costumes were built by artisans from the CTG costume shop. 

Costume sketches

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