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Six Bohemians lead “charming, yet terrible lives” in 19th-century Paris. Their Latin Quarter apartments are furnished with hope for the future. Strolling crowded streets, they fraternize with famous writers and artists at the Café Momus while finding their places in a rapidly changing society. The perils of a freelance economy, along with brave epidemics of passion, jealousy, and loss guide their journey.

EPSG:4326

La bohème

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts his first Met performances of Mozart’s classic, with bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green in his Met role debut as the licentious Don. Ivo van Hove’s “magnificent” (Financial Times) production also features sopranos Federica Lombardi, Janai Brugger, and Hera Hyesang Park as Don Giovanni’s three conquests, with tenor Ben Bliss and bass-baritone Adam Plachetka as Don Ottavio and Leporello. A second sensational cast then takes the stage for additional performances, led by Principal Guest Conductor Daniele Rustioni.

Don Giovanni

Lincoln Center

Giacomo Puccini hit the mark with his first stage work, Le Villi : his feeling for the perfect melody made him a beacon of hope for the Italian opera scene. He masterfully set to music the gruesomely beautiful legend about an unfaithful fiancé who dies as a result of the Willis' frenzied dance. But Puccini's own life story is also captivating. Udo Wachtveitl is telling it in concert ahead of the publication of a new edition of the BR-KLASSIK audio biographies - illustrated by the Munich Radio Orchestra.

Puccini

Bayerische Theaterakademie August Everding

Puccini’s timeless tragedy returns with three dynamic duos as the bohemian lovers. Sopranos Federica Lombardi, Anita Hartig, and Elena Stikhina alternate as the heartbreaking seamstress Mimì, and tenors Matthew Polenzani, Stephen Costello, and Joseph Calleja share the role of the love-struck poet Rodolfo. Sopranos Olga Kulchynska, Heidi Stober, and Kristina Mkhitaryan and baritones Adam Plachetka and Alexey Markov are the tempestuous lovers Musetta and Marcello, and maestros Carlo Rizzi and Marco Armiliato take the podium to oversee Franco Zeffirelli’s magnificent production.

Soprano

Anita Hartig

Events

Past events

23 - 25 Jan, 2026

La bohème · Palm Beach Opera

Sep 24 - Nov 22, 2025

Don Giovanni · The Metropolitan Opera

Future and recently performed repertoire

Mimì in La Bohème by Puccini

Palm Beach Opera

Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni by Mozart

The Metropolitan Opera

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