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New Orleans Opera Association has a rich history of operatic performances dating back to the final decade of the Spanish colonial era in 1796. Over the years, it has played a pivotal role in American opera, notably by hosting the U.S. premieres of acclaimed works like "Lucia," "Elixir of Love," and "The Barber of Seville." In addition to its performances, the organization has been a leader in the arts, establishing the first young artist program in 1956 and continuing to support modern American composers. Its scenic studio, established in 1951, designs and builds sets for both local and international productions, including the recent stage for Super Bowl LIX. Generated from the website