The phrase "a freelance opera" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be interpreted as referring to an opera that is produced or performed by freelancers, but this is not a common usage.
Example: "The city hosted a unique event featuring a freelance opera, showcasing independent artists and their innovative performances."
Alternatives: "an independent opera" or "a self-produced opera".
Her mother is a freelance opera stage director who worked this year with the Utah Opera in Salt Lake City and the Sarasota Opera.
She is a freelance opera stage manager.
So why not pick one of the most beautiful cities?" Mr. O'Halloran is a corporate training consultant and executive coach; Ms. Odenweller, is a freelance opera singer.
Joseph Rescigno New York The writer is a freelance opera conductor and the artistic adviser of the Florentine Opera Company in Milwaukee.
A year ago I brushed down my tweed jacket, sharpened my pencils, and moved from London to Copenhagen to work as a freelance opera and classical music critic.
Furthermore, a close reading of the liner notes reveals gems: impossible-to-notice vocals by Seal (why?) on "Lift Off," snippets from the Will Ferrell ice skating comedy "Blades of Glory," freelance opera singers, a moving sample from the Indiggo Twins, "America's Got Talent" punching bags and, as described here, "ambassadors of the great Romanian tradition" (which?).
Her obligation there is to do two new productions a year, leaving her time to do freelance opera work, chiefly in Stuttgart - "the best opera house in Europe," she says, "because they know you need time to rehearse and a very good cast".
Under Mr. Sher, Intiman had become one of the country's most prestigious theaters, nurturing a growing audience while basking in the reflected glow of Mr. Sher's increasing fame as a freelance director of operas and musicals, including an acclaimed Broadway revival of "South Pacific".
Allegra Libonati is a freelance director for theater and opera.
A day before New York City Opera was to announce its first post-Lincoln Center season, the company's unions charged on Monday that the company had made proposals for a new contract that would gut the chorus and the orchestra, and turn the "people's opera" into a freelance outfit.
Nurse McCraw, a small, energetic fifty-two-year-old from South Carolina, works part time as a registered nurse at St . Vincents but spends the rest of her week serving as a freelance medical consultant to soap operas, including "One Life," as it's known in the trade.
