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Black Widow is an opera in three acts by Thomas Pasatieri with an English libretto also by the composer. The libretto is based on Miguel de Unamuno's Dos madres. The opera premiered on March 2, 1972 with Seattle Opera.^[1] Other notable productions include Lake George Opera in 1972 and the Atlanta Civic Opera Association in 1981.

Cast	Voice type	Premiere, March 2, 1972 (Conductor: - Henry Holt)
Raquel		Joanna Simon
Berta		Evelyn Mandac
Doña Marta		Jennie Tourel
Juan		Theodor Uppman
Don Pedro		David Lloyd

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	'''''Black Widow''''' is an [[opera]] in three acts by [[Thomas Pasatieri]] with an [[English language\|English]] [[libretto]] also by the [[composer]]. The libretto is based on [[Miguel de Unamuno]]'s ''Dos madres''. The opera premiered on March 2, 1972 with [[Seattle Opera]].<ref>[http://www.usopera.com/composers/pasatieri.html US Opera]</ref> Other notable productions include [[Lake George Opera]] in 1972 and the [[Opera in Atlanta\|Atlanta Civic Opera Association]] in 1981.		'''''Black Widow''''' is an [[opera]] in three acts by [[Thomas Pasatieri]] with an [[English language\|English]] [[libretto]] also by the [[composer]]. The libretto is based on [[Miguel de Unamuno]]'s ''Dos madres''. The opera premiered on March 2, 1972 with [[Seattle Opera]].<ref>[http://www.usopera.com/composers/pasatieri.html US Opera]</ref> Other notable productions include [[Lake George Opera]] in 1972 and the [[Opera in Atlanta\|Atlanta Civic Opera Association]] in 1981.