The Metropolitan Opera House
Since its founding in 1883, The Metropolitan Opera has remained a shining beacon for the most innovative and skilled singers, conductors, composers, musicians, directors, designers, visual artists, choreographers, and dancers from across the globe. Each year, the Met stages over 200 opera performances in New York City for over 800,000 attendees of the opera house, as well as millions more through new media distribution initiatives and state-of-the-art technology.
Productions (59)
A jealous diva, a painter, and a ruthless police chief collide in a tragic love story.
The return of Giuseppe Verdi's classic operatic tragedy about love and sacrifice.
A dazzling production with extraordinary casts, a vengeful princess, and a rousing score.
Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera reunite on Día de los Muertos in this vivid, magical-realist opera.
Tchaikovsky’s lyrical romance unfolds as love and regret collide in this passionate operatic adaptation.
A haunting opera exploring trauma, loss, and buried secrets in the aftermath of a school shooting.
A powerful tale of love and fate, starring Lise Davidsen as Isolde and Michael Spyres as Tristan.
A tragic tale of love and betrayal between a Japanese geisha and an American naval officer.
A thrilling musical where two cousins create a superhero to battle fascism through comics.
Bizet’s passionate tale of love and obsession returns with a stunning cast of world-class performers.
A dazzling new production of Bellini’s I Puritani, blending love and political turmoil.
Met's Magic Flute, Julie Taymor's enchanting, abridged production with dazzling puppets.
