Rescue efforts New York opera fails

Nicole Anne stage may be 'hum' final New York City Opera.

Efforts to raise emergency funds to save an opera in New York failed so they had to cancel the show's current season.

Failure fundraising also make New York City Opera was forced to apply for bankruptcy.

The opera company to use public funding website Kickstarter to raise money amounting to U.S. $ 7 million is needed in order to keep doing the staging.

But earlier this week, the board announced that they had not reached the goal.

"With great regret we announce the end of the fundraising campaign on Kickstarter and musical staging cancellation 2013-2014," as stated on the website Kickstarter.

Added that the board of directors and management will take steps to close the financial and operating companies.

Support Domingo

The world famous tenor, Placido Domingo, including one star who expressed support to the New York City Opera.

"Opera has been doing special work for decades and played a significant role in the cultural life in New York," said Domingo.

Was founded in 1944 and is often referred to as 'folk opera', New York City Opera strives to make opera affordable.

In recent years they are facing financial difficulties and in 2011 had to leave the building where the stage, Lincoln Center for Performing Arts.

If this opera company was finally closed completely, then titled Anna Nicole performances Saturday (28/10) seems to be a 'hum' their last.

Story that comes from real life models of the late Anna Nicole Smith, was composed by Mark-Anthony Turnage and first staged at the Royal Opera House, London, in 2011.