The transcript explores the captivating nature of opera, its global appeal, and its potential to impact society. It highlights opera's unique ability to provide intellectual stimulation and escape into fantasy, unmatched by other media. The discussion also touches on the historical context of language used in societal issues and the vision for an inclusive and diverse opera house.

What is one reason opera continues to attract audiences worldwide?

• It is free to attend.

• It offers a unique blend of music and storytelling.

• It is always performed in English.

• It is only performed in large cities.

How does opera provide a different experience compared to films and television?

• It is shorter in duration.

• It involves live performances with unique vocal techniques.

• It is available online.

• It is more expensive.

What is one way opera can impact people's lives?

• By providing free tickets to everyone.

• By being performed in every language.

• By offering intellectual stimulation and historical perspective.

• By being available on social media.

What historical comparison is made regarding language and discrimination?

• Comparing opera to modern films.

• Comparing the language of the 1930s to modern-day discussions.

• Comparing different musical genres.

• Comparing different languages used in opera.

What is emphasized as important for the future of opera productions?

• Having a single, distinct style.

• Embracing diversity and inclusivity.

• Performing only in large opera houses.

• Focusing only on traditional operas.