# 'Enchanted Melodies: An Interactive Fairytale Opera' comes to Pittsburgh

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Updated: 4:17 PM EST Mar 8, 2025

An interactive, musical storytelling show is heading to Pittsburgh Sunday, providing participants with the opportunity to sing, dance, and play along to bring the story to life.

"Enchanted Melodies: An Interactive Fairytale Opera," is a two-person show described as an enchanted time of musical storytelling. It was created by Emily Gallagher, who also plays the princess in the performance.

"The show premiered in New York in June of last year," Gallagher told Pittsburgh's Action News 4. "During the show, the audience is invited to sing, dance, play along to tell the story. The audience is also given prop bags, kazoos and shakers. They run a number during the show."

Performed all over the country, Gallagher and Caleb Yanez Glickman — pianist and narrator — said they're excited to bring the performance to Pittsburgh.

"To be able to have this be our first time performing back in the city in a couple of years is a really nice way to come back to the city that we both love very much," Glickman said.

The two are now based in Los Angeles, but they met in Pittsburgh and graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 2019.

During "Enchanted Melodies," the audience will see what happens when a princess finds her own storybook and discovers the importance of finding her own path. The show is for everyone and is also a sensory-friendly event, with the narrator letting everyone know what to expect during the show before it happens.

"And this is why Azuree is actually a really excellent partner for us, because they are an organization that presents interactive concerts in a welcoming and sensory-friendly environment for people with autism," Gallagher said.

An immersive experience meant to introduce kids to their very first opera in a welcoming environment, Gallagher hopes the show will grow their love for the arts.

"Especially in today's world where it's so easy to find entertainment on television and on the internet, live theater sometimes gets pushed to the side," Gallagher said.

The performance will take place at the Lindsay Theater from 2-3 p.m.

Tickets are free but, you will need to RSVP. You can visit the link to their website on our  page.

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