Conductor: Michel Singher, Director: David Cox
Set Design: Jean-François Revon, Costume Design: Beth Gilroy, Lighting Design: Robert Anderson

	Moralès (Daniel Epstein) tells Micaëla (Rebecca Sjöwall) that Don José will arrive soon.
	When the factory bell rings, the cigarette girls come out on their break to the delight of the men of Seville.
	Carmen (Sarah Barber), the Gypsy, is the center of attention of everyone except Don José (Benjamin Bongers).
	Carmen (Sarah Barber) sings of love to Zuniga (Carlos Aguilar), the Captain of the Dragoons, and the crowd.
	Carmen (Sarah Barber) entrances the rest of the men, but Don José (Benjamin Bongers) continues to ignore her.
	Don José (Benjamin Bongers) is surprised and pleased that Micaëla (Rebecca Sjöwall) has come with news of home and a letter from his mother.
	Zuniga (Carlos Aguilar) tries to calm the crowd after a fight breaks out in the factory between Carmen and another woman.
	Don José (Benjamin Bongers) takes Carmen (Sarah Barber) aside to hear her side of the story.
	Carmen (Sarah Barber) defies Zuniga (Carlos Aguilar) and refuses to answer any questions about the fight.
	Zuniga (Carlos Aguilar) orders Don José (Benjamin Bongers) to arrest Carmen (Sarah Barber) and to bind her hands.
	Carmen (Sarah Barber) persuades Don José (Benjamin Bongers) to help her escape, promising to wait for him at Lillas Pastia’s bar.
	When Zuniga (Carlos Aguilar) returns to take her to jail, Carmen (Sarah Barber) taunts him one last time before revealing that her hands are no longer restrained. As she escapes, Don José (Benjamin Bongers) is arrested in her place.

	Carmen (Sarah Barber) and the other Gypsies sing and dance at Lillas Pastia’s bar.
	The famous bullfighter Escamillo (Jason Detwiler) sings of the love that comes as a result of success in the bullring. Mercédès (Kindra Scharich) and Frasquita (Shauna Fallihee) are intrigued, but Carmen (Sarah Barber) is uninterested.
	Dancaïre (Joaquin Quilez-Marin) and Remendado (Samuel Read Levine) convince Mercédès (Kondra Scharish) and Frasquita (Shauna Fallihee) to join in a smuggling operation, but Carmen (Sarah Barber) insists she must wait for Don José.
	Carmen (Sarah Barber) dances for Don José (Benjamin Bongers) in the empty bar.
	Don José (Benjamin Bongers) tells Carmen (Sarah Barber) that the flower she threw at him, now dried and faded, sustained him through the long nights in prison.
	When Zuniga (Carlos Aguilar) returns and is captured by the smugglers, Don José (Benjamin Bongers) realizes he has no choice but to desert and join them.

	Mercédès (Kindra Scharich), Frasquita (Shauna Fallihee), and Carmen (Sarah Barber) tell their fortunes with a deck of cards, while Don José (Benjamin Bongers) stands guard.
	Don José (Benjamin Bongers) is not pleased when Carmen (Sarah Barber) is intrigued by Escamillo’s (Jason Detwiler) invitation to the next bullfight in Seville.
	Before leaving to be with his dying mother, Don José (Benjamin Bongers) promises Carmen (Sarah Barber) that they will meet again.

	The crowd outside the bullring cheers the arrival of the bullfighter.
	Escamillo (Jason Detwiler) and Carmen (Sarah Barber) declare their love before he enters the bullring.
	Frasquita (Shauna Fallihee) and Mercédès (Kindra Scharich) warn Carmen (Sarah Barber) that Don José is in the crowd, but Carmen refuses to leave.
	Don José (Benjamin Bongers) appears as Carmen (Sarah Barber) is about to enter the gates to the bullring.
	Don José (Benjamin Bongers) pleads with Carmen (Sarah Barber) to forget the past and start a new life with him, but Carmen insists that their affair is over; she will live or die free.
	As Escamillo and the spectators watch helplessly, Carmen (Sarah Barber) dies in the arms of Don José (Benjamin Bongers), her murderer.