Our Goals

PavarOpera was founded to make a home for upcoming local opera talent,  and to bridge the worlds of 

Opera and Community. The purpose of the company is to engage and expose new community audiences to the wonder of Opera through performance, education and service. PavarOpera's first presentation, 

La Boheme, donated 20% of all profits to the Philadelphia Department of Public Health’s Tuberculosis Control Program, which funds the Flick Memorial Tuberculosis Center. In La Boheme, the protagonist, Mimi, contracts tuberculosis. The plot tells the story unfortunate circumstance bringing the characters together and reminding them to love one another despite their differences and suffering. Those who were touched by the story, had the opportunity to hear an educational lecture from Director of the Philadelphia Department of Public Health’s Tuberculosis Control Program, which funds the  Lawrence F. Flick Memorial Tuberculosis 

Center in Philadelphia. 

PavarOpera seeks to connect real life struggles to the stories within Opera by activating a sense of purpose and directing tangible actions to improve communities via these performances.

PavarOpera is a non-profit organization who pays all of their musicians yet does not charge for inquiries, accepting content from musicians, or for auditions. We Thank musicians who dedicate their time and talent 

and make this world a better place by bringing music into the world.We believe that artistic excellence should be accessible to all  and we are dedicated to high standards, inclusivity and educating all people 

on the classical and operatic art form regardless of what musical style they are experienced with. All musical forms are related and so we find the common ground.