Evelino Pidò leads Lisette Oropesa, Benjamin Bernheim and George Petean in this live broadcast from the Vienna State Opera.
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The abridged family version of the opera is heard again.
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A performance from Fall 2019 featuring Lisette Oropesa and Michael Fabiano.
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One last trip to Catfish Row (for now) this afternoon.
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Join the parterriani for what promises to be a legendary performance of Berlioz’s “légende dramatique.”
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Cher public, let’s ring in the New Year in the most “Metropolitan Opera” way possible: lots of Puccini and extremely long intermissions!
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