Gene Scheer's Moby Dick Tickets

Gene Scheer is a distinguished librettist and performer whose collaborations with modern composers have shaped contemporary American opera and song. Best known for his work with composer Jake Heggie, Scheer’s lyrics bring depth and drama to the stage, from stage premieres to renowned concert settings. Read on for a detailed biography, key discography highlights, and upcoming tour information. We’ve got you covered for reliable, straightforward ticket access to experiences featuring Scheer’s rich vocal and dramatic contributions.

Originally recognized for his role as the librettist of Moby-Dick (music by Jake Heggie), the world premiere took place on April 30, 2010, at the Dallas Opera. The Met Opera later staged Moby-Dick in New York City during March 2025, extending Scheer’s influence across major U.S. stages. Beyond Moby-Dick, Scheer has cultivated long-standing collaborations with Heggie and worked with notable composers such as Tobias Picker, Jennifer Higdon, Joby Talbot, Mason Bates, and others. His work spans operas and song cycles, including acclaimed pieces like Cold Mountain, August 4, 1964, and more.

For fans and concert-goers in the Gold Coast region, we’ve gathered essential information on where to see Scheer’s performances, when to secure seats, and how to follow his latest projects and news. Secure your seats with a trusted connection—we’ve got you.

Biography highlights and collaborations:

• Librettist behind Moby-Dick (opera by Jake Heggie), world premiere: April 30, 2010, Dallas Opera.
• Metropolitan Opera presentation of Moby-Dick in New York City in 2025 (March 3–29 window mentioned in press materials).
• Longstanding collaboration with Jake Heggie on operas and song cycles; notable collaborations with Tobias Picker, Jennifer Higdon, Joby Talbot, Mason Bates, and more.
• Award recognition: Cold Mountain (with Jennifer Higdon) won the International Opera Award for Best World Premiere (2015) and was nominated for a Grammy (Best Classical Composition); August 4, 1964 (Stucky) earned a Grammy nomination in 2012.
• Notable works include American Anthem, performed by Denyce Graves (1999 Smithsonian event) and Norah Jones (2007 The War soundtrack); referenced by President Biden in 2021.
• Discography highlights: Moby-Dick on DVD (EuroArts, 2013) and PBS Great Performances broadcast; part of a 2016 San Francisco Opera/EuroArts box set featuring Moby-Dick.
• Upcoming: Metropolitan Opera 2025/26 season features The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay (Sept–Oct 2025), expanding Scheer’s Met-era profile beyond Moby-Dick.

To stay connected, visit Gene Scheer’s official site for direct updates and contact information: genescheer.com.