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Libertaria: The Virtual Opera is a moving animated musical about the teen Libertaria who escapes from a genetics factory and teams up with her addict father in a post-USA dystopia. Created by filmmaker and award-winning composer Sabrina Pena Young, Libertaria: The Virtual Opera is an innovative and groundbreaking opera produced entire online and combining a dramatic cinematic score with rock opera vocals in the style of Repo: The Genetic Opera and Les Miserables. 


"It sounds like a graphic novel, and it looks like one, especially with its cartoon balloons taking the place of supertitles. As a story, it is very much in line with the good-vs.-evil sci-fi tradition, with the added bonus of a plucky female heroine." - Greg Stepanich, Palm Beach Arts Paper

Cast (In Alphabetical Order):
Joe Cameron: Gabe/Chorus
Perry R. Cook: Simeon/Gabe/Miguel/Chorus
Gracia Gillund: Libertaria/Chorus
Jennifer Hermansky: New Dawn Solo/The Nurse/Chorus
Matthew Meadows: Simeon
Kate Sikora: Libertaria/Chorus
Gretchen Suarez-Pena: Lucinde/Chorus
Yvette Teel: The Nurse
Additional vocals: Alan Manuel Pena (Broken)
Directed by Sabrina Pena Young
Original score by Sabrina Pena Young
Cast Album Mastered by Patrick Rundbladh at
P.R. Music Productions .

A Special Thanks to our Kickstarter Backers who helped make this album possible, to Dr. Clare Shore for her incredible support, and to my wonderful family that has spent the last few years listening to sci-fi mayhem. Kickstarter Backers: Christopher Sutton, Martha Richards, Brenda Hutchinson, Pamela Marshall, Clare Shore, Rain Worthington, Kat Valeza, Perry R. Cook, Patsy Rogers, Evelyn Chang, Alan Tormey, Clara Brasseur, Kristin from Buffalo, Benicorp from Brooklyn, Chris and Terry Sprague, Jason Seagraves, George W. Cook, Pat Larsen, Jose A. Tovar, Rob Peters, Stephen Gris, Matthew Meadows, Susanne Ronner Arsson, Eve from Indianapolis, and Anna Rubin. Keep up with Libertaria film tour at the Official Libertaria: The Virtual Opera Website or LIKE Sabrina Pena Young on Facebook for the latest Opera updates!

Mind-blowing epic video game electronic music mashed with soaring sci-fi symphonic sounds and dramatic vocals. Love the Hunger Games, Les Miserables, Repo: The Genetic Opera, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Blade Runner, or Phantom of the Opera? Add Libertaria to your sonic collection!


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