Sopranos Marina Poplavskaya and Marina Rebeka both tackle Verdi's eternal heroine as they share this iconic role at the Met in Willy Decker's inspiring, "grippingly spare, almost surreal" production.
Join the Metropolitan Opera's Hansel and Gretel as they journey their way through a labyrinthine forest, full of giant chefs and trees wearing suits, to find the wicked witch.
Renee Fleming marks her return to the Met with the title role in Francis Lehar's classic operetta. This production promises a lavish take on Lehar's comic story of love blossoming amidst bureaucratic wrangling.
The Metropolitan Opera present their take on the tales of the enigmatic Hoffman and his life and loves. We're drawn in to a fantastical world, learning how one man deals with the power of love and it's many faces.
Superstar soprano Anna Netrebko stars alongside Nadja Michael in this opera double bill by the Met Opera, consisting of Tchaikovsky's Iolanta and Bartok's Duke Bluebeard's Castle.
Libertine, philanderer Giovnni's tale is told in two acts with comedic, supernatural and dramatic elements in Mozart's masterpiece.
A Met premiere of Giacomo Rossini's romantic tragedy, set in the Scottish highlands during medieval times. Joyce DiDonato performs as the Donna del Lago, or lady of the lake, and Juan Diego Florez as the king who pursues her.
Soprano Diana Damrau stars alongside tenor Vittorio Grigolo in this production by Laurent Pelly. Ms. Damrau will perform the part of the beautiful young woman, Manon, who has lived a sheltered life but longs for a life of luxury and romance.
Albina Shagimuratova stars as Donizetti's fragile and unhinged heroine, Lucia, a young woman separated from her secret lover and forced to marry against her will. One of the most dramatic and bloody operas there is!
Three men compete for the fair Elvira's hand. Don Carlo The King, Silvio, a knight and Ernani, a thief. In due course, her honor is fought over valiantly and often, leading to tragedy.
Verdi's epic vision of the Spanish Inquisition featuring Yonghoon Lee as Don Carlo and Ferruccio Furlanetto as the commanding King Phillip.
The Met Opera presents a double bill of operas - Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni and Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo. This exciting new production is created by Sir David McVicar. Marcelo Alvarez will perform the tenor role in both operas.
A scintillating tale of murder and intrique, supported tenor Piotr Beczala in his first outing as the threatened King Gustavo. Political plots and hidden passions are only emphasised in this stylistic, contemporary staging.
Stravinsky's classic moral tale of the The Rake's Progress warns us that the Devil makes work for idle hands. Tom Rakewell learns the hard way when, bored of Anna Trulove, his betrothed, he meets Nick Shadow and finds himself at his mercy.
Love Letters is a moving portrait of two friends who shares their lives through letters and notes written to each other, never acknowledging the burgeoning possibility that there may be more to their relationship.
