Audiences will recognize Sonia from her star turn as Cassio in SOT’s 2022 production of Othello. Donning the mustache once again, this time as the ever-conniving Don John, she is over the moon to return to working with such a dynamic and talented cast and fantastic crew. Her love for Shakespeare and opera makes this company a perfect fit. Sonia splits her time between performing onstage and working behind the scenes for theatrical productions, both at the professional and community level. Most recently, she directed Our Town at Fauquier Community Theater to great acclaim. When she last tread the boards, ironically as Don Pedro in Much Ado About Nothing, she earned a best supporting actress nomination. Sonia loves to spend her free time with her family, John, Gwen and Ellie. It’s their love and support that keeps her working in theater and moving forward, for which she’s eternally grateful.
Enter the dark world of the Scottish play, where witches, warriors and even the woods themselves are emboldened by prophecies foretelling expected greatness leading to unexpected and untimely ends.
Verdi’s operatic masterpiece and Shakespeare’s legendary antiheroes entwine in this spellbinding tale of lust for power steeped in blood.
Enter the dark world of the Scottish play, where witches, warriors and even the woods themselves are emboldened by prophecies foretelling expected greatness leading to unexpected and untimely ends.
Verdi’s operatic masterpiece and Shakespeare’s legendary antiheroes entwine in this spellbinding tale of lust for power steeped in blood.
Enter the dark world of the Scottish play, where witches, warriors and even the woods themselves are emboldened by prophecies foretelling expected greatness leading to unexpected and untimely ends.
Verdi’s operatic masterpiece and Shakespeare’s legendary antiheroes entwine in this spellbinding tale of lust for power steeped in blood.
Enter the dark world of the Scottish play, where witches, warriors and even the woods themselves are emboldened by prophecies foretelling expected greatness leading to unexpected and untimely ends.
Verdi’s operatic masterpiece and Shakespeare’s legendary antiheroes entwine in this spellbinding tale of lust for power steeped in blood.