Afternoon at the Opera

Wagner’s epic cycle concludes with acts of betrayal, murder, vengeance, and, finally, the destruction of the world, performed by The Met.

Mozart’s opera of vengeance and forgiveness, set during the Roman Empire, performed by The Met.

The Met performs Wagner’s supreme operatic epic. 

Puccini’s fatal love triangle, performed by The Met.

The Met performs Wagner’s supreme operatic epic. 

The Met does a vivid staging of Saint-Saëns’s biblical epic.

The Met moves the action to postwar England in the 1950s.

The Met performs Wagner’s visionary initial installment of the Ring Cycle.

In an exciting piece of casting, stage and screen icon Kathleen Turner makes her Met debut.

Verdi’s tragic jester returns in The Met’s neon-bedecked, Las Vegas–themed production.