I am researching a group called the Andrews Opera Company, based out of Minnesota. It toured mostly small towns and cities from 1884 to 1901. On Jan. 15, 1892 the company was in a terrible railroad accident 7 miles east of Brainerd at 3:50 a.m. They were travelling from West Superior to Grand Forks. They had played at Duluth from Jan. 4-11.

I found an article from the Duluth Daily News, Jan. 17, 1892, Sunday. It reads:

In a short time very fine photographs of the Andrews Opera Company will be shown at Nye's studio, those of the late Mrs. Andrews being especially good.
I was trying just now to find out if any of Nye's work remained.

Any pictures would be from one of the operas they performed in Duluth: Fra Diavolo, Pretty Persian, Bohemian Girl, Falka, Maritana, Iolanthe, Pirates of the Penzance and La Mascotte.

So, the photo looks like it is from a set of a play or opera. Does it have a date?

You should search for images of the above operas. Recall that the Andrews could wear whatever costumes they might have available. They might have the same costumes as a production from New York or London. See the photo below about La Mascotte.
 

Does Nye's studio photos exist in a single collection?  Like I was saying, I'm trying to find any photographic record of the Andrews Opera Company.

Thanks.  It is a pity that someone didn't write something on the back of the photo.