Rhoda Levine

Background

Levine was born in New York, New New York

Education

Bard College.

Career

She wrote the libretto for Opus Zoo by Luciano Berio and has also written children"s books She is the artistic director of Play lieutenant By Ear, an improvisational opera group. She is the recipient of the National Institute for Music Theater Award.

She got her Bachelor at Bard College.

In the summer, she teaches at the John Duffy Composers Institute, in Norfolk, Virginia. Further Productions at Belgium"s Opéra National. Scottish Opera; San Francisco Opera.

Festival of the Two Worlds. Cabrillo Festival; and Holland Festival.

Directed and choreographed productions on and off-Broadway, in London"s West End, and for Columbia Broadcasting System and W National Educational Television. Former faculty member at the Curtis Institute of Music, Yale School of Drama, The Juilliard School, and Northwestern University, and currently teaches at Manhattan School of Music (since 1992) and Mannes College and is a frequent guest teacher/visiting artist at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. Levine lives in New York City.

Works

• Other Work

  • Books Levine, Rhoda (1961). Prince What-Shall-I-Do. Illustrated by Sandy Wilson.
    
    OCLC 30222994. Levine, Rhoda (1962). Arthur. OCLC 1651323. Levine, Rhoda (1963).
    
    The Quiet Story. OCLC 1415095. Levine, Rhoda (1963). Three Ladies beside the Sea.
    
    Illustrated by Edward Gorey. OCLC 1203946. Republished by the New York Review of Books in June 2010. Levine, Rhoda (1964). Harrison Loved His Umbrella.
    
    OCLC 1415085. Levine, Rhoda (1968). He was There from the Day We Moved in. Illustrated by Edward Gorey.
    
    OCLC 87510. Levine, Rhoda (1977). Er war da und saß im Garten (in German). Illustrated by Edward Gorey.
    
    OCLC 1203944. Levine, Rhoda (1977). Il etait la, il attendait (in French). Illustrated by Edward Gorey.
    
    OCLC 301610899. Levine, Rhoda (2012). He was There from the Day We Moved in. Illustrated by Edward Gorey.
    
    . Levine, Rhoda (1969). Herbert Situation. OCLC 2156186.