INSTRUCTIONS THE SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES
The Schedule of Performances is a searchable database of member companies’ performances from 1991 to the current season, which contains performance dates, locations, production teams and performers. This tool contains data provided by Professional Company Members, Associate Members, Educational Producing Associates and other producing member organizations. This resource was created not only as an archives, but also for the use of potential ticket buyers in the general public, major media and funders, researchers, arts administrators and colleagues. To have your company's season information added to the database, please e-mail the details (title of the production, creative staff, performers, venue(s), dates, etc.) to EAntopol@operaamerica.org as an attached press release.

REPORT MOST SEARCHED TERMS
Top 5 Most Searched Work Titles
• carmen (194)
• La Traviata (190)
• tosca (151)
• La bohème (130)
• Don Giovanni (128)
Top 5 Most Searched Companies
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REPORT MOST PRODUCED OPERAS 2009-2010 SEASON
Title Composer # of Productions
The Marriage of Figaro Mozart 21
La bohème Puccini 20
Carmen Bizet 16
Tosca Puccini 13
La traviata Verdi 13
Madama Butterfly Puccini 11
The Magic Flute Mozart 11
Hansel and Gretel Humperdinck 11
The Elixir of Love Donizetti 10
Don Giovanni Mozart 10
The Barber of Seville Rossini 10
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TITLE
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SEARCH ARTIST BY ROLE
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